Franck BOURRAT (CR1 - INSERM)

Former student at the Ecole Normale Supérieure de la rue d’Ulm, the first part of his scientific career was devoted to studies on the development of the rat precerebellar system (proliferation and migration of inferior olivary neurons, and other hindbrain precerebellar neurons). He then founded, with Daniel Chourrout, a research team on the INRA campus of Jouy-en-Josas, and worked on mechanisms controlling cell proliferation in the developing medaka CNS. He is co-group leader, with Jean-Stéphane Joly, of the MSNC team since 2000, and his currents interests focus on the regulation of cell cycle exit mechanisms in the developing brain.
He actively participates to university teaching programs in the fields of zoology, developmental biology, and evolutionary biology.

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Françoise JAMEN (MC – Paris XI)

Former student at the Ecole Normale Supérieure of Lyon, her PhD was on the study of PACAP, a type I neuropeptide receptor, in the mouse. She analysed, in particular, the phenotype of PAC1 knockout mice. During a post-doctoral work at the University College, London, in the team of William Richardson, she studied the oligodendrocyte progenitors in the mouse brain, and generated PDGFRa-Cre transgenic mice, in order to perform lineage analyses. She is assistant professor at Paris XI-Orsay University, and participates to teaching programs in zoology and developmental biology. Her present research interests are the characterization and analysis of genes specifically expressed in medaka neural stem cells.

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Jean-Stéphane JOLY (DR2 INRA)

is an engineer in agronomy, graduated from Institut National Agronomique de Paris Grignon. His PhD thesis, performed in the Pasteur Institute in François Jacob’s team, was on zebrafish gastrulation. He then moved to the INRA campus of Jouy-en-Josas and worked on medaka CNS development, and is now since 200, co-group leader, with Franck Bourrat, of the MSNC team. He has been coordinator of three european projects, has initiated the AMAGEN platform, and is responsible for the EFOR network (http://www.efor.fr) on laboratory model species.

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Jean-Michel HERMEL (IR CNRS)

His PhD (at the CNRS of Gif/Yvette) was on the pharmacological and electrophysiological study of fasciculin (supervisor : J. Stinnakre). He worked, as a post-doctoral student at Yale University, on the characterization of ICA512, a novel autoantigen implicated in diabetes. Recruted as CNRS engineer in P. Antraille’s laboratory, he is now IR1 in the MSNC team.

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Olivier MIRABEAU (post-doc FRM)

Former student at the Ecole Centrale (2000). His PhD thesis (2003-2007) at the EMBL-Monterotondo was on the research in silico of peptides in the human genome.
His present research interests are the evolution of peptides and receptors which participate in the regulation of animal behaviour and physiology.

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Julia ZHURAVLEVA (post-doc projet européen CISSTEM).

Julia Zhuravleva is Doctor in Virology and Molecular and Cellular Biology of the Universituy of Moscow, Russia. She was a post-doctoral fellow in the INSERM U866 laboratory “Cell Death and Cancer” at Medical University of Dijon, France. She is now a post-doctoral fellow funded by the CISSTEM project (supervisor: Jean-Stéphane Joly).

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Emilie MUGNIERY (post-doc ARC)

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Yan JASZCZYSZYN (Université Paris Sud, ED GGC). Evolution des séquences régulatrices du gène Pitx. Titulaire du Master GDCE de l’Université d’Orsay, il a effectué une thèse dans l’équipe MSNC sous la supervision de Jean-Stéphane Joly. Il est actuellement en stage post-doctoral dans l’équipe.

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Mathilde DEVES (Université Paris Sud, ED GGC)

Graduated at the University Paris XI-Orsay (Master GCDE) she is a PhD student working on the characterization of cell cycle exit and tumor suppressor genes in the medaka optic tectum (supervisor: Franck Bourrat).

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Aurélie HEUZE (IE CNRS) : service cloange plasmidique AMAGEN

Aurélie Heuzé is engineer at the CNRS of Gif-sur-Yvette. She graduated a master2 of the University of Caen. She is in charge of the cloning service of the AMAGEN platform.

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Matthieu SIMION (TR INRA) : Elevages poissons et transgenèse. AMAGEN

Est titulaire d’une licence professionnelle en aquaculture continentale et aquariologie (Université de Nancy) et d’une licence de biologie des organismes (Université de Rennes). Il est actuellement technicien INRA, en charge des élevages de poissons modèles pour l'équipe MSNC et du suivi des prestations pour la plateforme AMAGEN.

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Stagiaire de master :

Alessandro BROMBIN (Stage master ERASMUS, Université de Padoue, Italie) Alberta Palazzo (Stage de master de Génétique Université Paris 7, Master de Génomique Fonctionnelle, Université de Trieste, Italie)

Frédéric SOHM (IR INRA) 

Has obtained a PhD at the Museum of Histoire Naturelle on prolactin receptors and growth hormone in fish and amphibians. Has been a post-doctoral fellow in N. Maclean’s lab (University of Southampton) and in J. Slack’ lab (University of Bath). He is the AMAGEN director.

Sylvia Bruneau (IE INRA) service transgenèse transitoire AMAGEN

Sylvia Bruneau’s PhD, in F. Rosa’s laboratory at the Ecole Normale Supérieure Paris, was on zebrafish development. She was a post-doctoral fellow in D. Duboule’s laboratory in Geneva, and has then worked in the Cellectis company. After two engineer’s positions at the Curie Institute and ENS Paris, the is now engineer in the AMAGEN platform, in charge of the transitory transgenesis and high throughput imagery.

Laurent LEGENDRE (AI CNRS) : Animaleries et service transgenèse ascidies/poissons. AMAGEN

Has performed an Aquaculture BTS. He worked in several public and private aquaria befor joining the MSNC team. He is currently in charge of the stable transgenesis service.

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Zlatko RADEV (CDD TR CNRS) : service clonage plasmidique AMAGEN

Zlatko Radev is assistant engineer at INRA. He graduated in 2007 at the University of Heidelberg, Germany (MASTER 2 in Molecular and Cellular Biology, Biochemistry and Biophysics). He participated to several projects in the field of applied molecular biology in Germany and Bulgary. He is in charge of the implementation and use of biomolecular tools in the AMAGEN platform (in collaboration with Aurélie Heuzé), and of a research project on the improvement of meganuclease-mediated transgenesis.

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Ancien(ne)s :

Alessandro ALUNNI. Actuellement CR2 CNRS au NED

Hélène AUGER. Actuellement en Stage post-doctoral à l’Université de Manchester.

Eva Candal-Suarez. Actuellement enseignante chercheuse à l’université de Santiago de Compostelle (Espagne).

Lionel CHRISTIAEN. Actuellement chef d’équipe au NYU, New York.

Karine DESCHET. Actuellement responsable formation du groupe Servier.

Carole DEYTS . Actuellement chercheuse post-doctorale à Chicago.

William JEFFERY. University of Maryland, professeur invité.

Maximilian Haeussler. Actuellement en Stage post-doctoral à l’Université de Manchester.

Olivier Jeffroy, actuellement étudiant en thèse à Montréal.

Vân NGUYEN. Actuellement enseignante à l’Université de New York (Manhattan, New York).

Violette THERMES. Actuellement CR1 INRA, chef d’équipe à la station SCRIBE à RENNES.

Jean-Philippe GROSSIER. (Université Paris VII, Master/Magistère de Génétique). Actuellement en thèse à l’Institut Curie.