Associate Professor, Department of Pharmacology
Theme Lead, Reproduction, Development and Lifelong Health
Delphine Larrieu is studying the nuclear envelope (NE), a crucial structure surrounding the cell nucleus. The importance of the NE is highlighted by the catastrophic diseases caused when it is dysfunctional. These include several cancers, muscular diseases, neurodegenerative syndromes and premature ageing syndromes (progeria). Learn more.
Research AreasAgeing
Proteostasis
Nuclear envelope
Cellular mechanisms
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TechniquesWhole genome CRISPR screening
High throughput microscopy
Biochemistry
Molecular biology
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Research Themes
