Students
Pauline Beauquel (M2)
Characterization of a sporadic mouse model TDP-43
Charlotte Branquart (D1)
Platelet biomaterials and tauopathy
Léna Chesnais (D1)
Role of Tau pathology and astrocytic A2A adenosine receptors in depressive symptoms associated with Alzheimer's disease.
Camille Degryse (D2)
Neutrophils and NET in Tauopathies
Violette Delforge (D3)
Pathophysiology of RFC1 expansions in parkinsonian syndromes
Giovanni Ferro (D2)
Immunotherapeutic approaches using anti-Tau nanobodies in Tauopathies
Eloïse Gilbert (M2)
Role of oral and intestinal microbiota in the genesis and progression of tauopathies
Marine Hervet (D2)
Role of A2A adenosine receptors in the pathophysiological development of a tauopathy model
Nhi Le (D3)
Platelet biomaterials and brain aging
Evangelia Manousaki (D2)
Pathological forms of Tau and their impact
Thibaud Nicod (D1)
Neuron-astrocyte interactions in the context of Alzheimer's disease: modeling using a microfluidic system and MEA
Audrey Penin (M2)
Cellular role of RFC1, Patient-derived neural models
Anne Pernodet (D1)
Capturing age-related degenerative pathology in tauopathies
Abinaya Srinivasan (D1)
Platelet biomaterials, neurogenesis and olfaction
Rislane Taouili (D4)
Development and characterization of a Tau pathology model in organotypic culture of murine hippocampus
Simon Thiou (D2)
Development of a Tau-specific intracellular degradation system: towards a new therapeutic approach for the treatment of tauopathies