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Julie Gavard

Julie Gavard received her PhD from University Pierre Marie Curie, Paris, Fr for her work on cell-cell adhesion at the neuromuscular junctions. She joined the NIH in Silvio Gutkind’ lab and discovered the molecular mechanisms by which angiogenic factors modulate the endothelial barrier. In 2008, she was appointed permanent researcher at CNRS and rapidly established an independent team at the Institute Cochin, Paris. In 2012, Julie Gavard was given the honorary Bronze Medal from CNRS. Since 2015, she established her lab at the Cancer Research Center in Nantes, Fr. Her research focuses on the signaling mechanisms involved in non-oncogene addiction and loss of vascular homeostasis, and had notably established a robust in vitro co-culture model of brain tumor patient-derived cells with human brain endothelial cells. 

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  • Home
    • About us
    • Combivet Ethics Committee
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  • Team
  • Research
    • ​Host-Pathogen Interactions and Disease Biomarkers Discovery >
      • Research project I
      • Research project II
    • Infertility and Subfertility >
      • Research project III
      • Research project IV
      • Research project V
    • ​Food, Feed & Health >
      • Research project VI
    • Non - Communicable Diseases and Cancer >
      • Research project VII
      • Research project VIII
  • Publications
  • NEWS & EVENTS
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    • Seminars
    • Events >
      • Annual conference 2024
      • Research school 2024
      • Ethics debate 2023
      • Research school 2023
      • Annual conference 2023
      • Symposium 2023
      • Conference 2022
      • Summer School 2022
      • One Health Estonia 2022
      • CANLEISH/COMBIVET joint event 2022
  • University of Life Sciences
  • EUP AH&W