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Institut de génomique fonctionnelle de Lyon

ENS de Lyon, CNRS UMR 5242, UCBL1, INRA USC1370

The IGFL is a research unit with the aim of understanding the role of the genome in mutlicellular organism development, function and evolution.

Job offers: | See more; Rodent AI position - PEHR - IGFL; Postdoc position - Ghavi-Helm team; Technical assistant position - Ghavi-Helm team; Postdoc position - Charrier team; Postdoc position - Charrier team; AI position - CDD - Charrier team; Postdoc position - Charrier team; Transgenic tools developer / engineer

The teams: Functional genomics of thyroid signaling - F. FLAMANT

Read more; Developmental genomics and evolution - A. KHILA

Read more; Matrix biology and pathology - F. RUGGIERO

Read more; Developmental and evolutionary histories of vertebrates - É. HEUDE

Read more; Spatio-Temporal Logic of Adult Neurogenesis - Z. CHAKER

Read more; Ontogenesis and molecular interactions - S. MERABET

Read more; Comparative developmental biology and regeneration - M. AVEROF

Read more; Biomodeling - N. GOUDEMAND

Read more; Molecular and epigenetic regulation of biological clocks - K. PADMANABHAN

Read more; Integrative physiology of host-microbes interactions - F. LEULIER

Read more; Developmental epigenomics - Y. GHAVI-HELM

Read more; Development and function of the neuromuscular system - J. ENRIQUEZ

Read more; Morphogenesis of brown algae - B. CHARRIER

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Recent publications: 2025 Methods Mol. Biol. Using bimolecular Fluorescence Complementation (...); 2025 Sci. Rep. Longitudinal growth of the Saccharina kelp embryo (...); 2025 The Journal of Nutrition Suboptimal refeeding compensates stunting in a (...)

In the news: | See more; Jan 10, 2025
The longitudinal growth of the Saccharina kelp embryo is regulated in a stage- and actin-dependent manner; Jan 07, 2025
The BiFC-PALM approach developed to study Hox/cofactor interactions in Drosophila larval salivary glands; Dec 19, 2024
The evolution of the neck enabled vertebrates to adapt to terrestrial environments; Dec 12, 2024
CNRS silver medal awarded to François Leulier

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