BFA - Functional and Adaptive Biology Unit

Research carried out within the BFA unit aims to study the impact of the environment (nutritional, xenobiotic) on the functioning of living organisms at the molecular, cellular and integrated levels, using approaches ranging from in silico to preclinical and clinical studies. This work focuses on major health issues such as:

  • Metabolic diseases (type 2 diabetes, obesity)
  • Fertility disorders;
  • Neurodegenerative pathologies.
    and are supported by:
  • Computational modeling: pharmacological profiling, therapeutic peptides.

Research teams

Regulation of Glycemia by Central Nervous System (REGLYS)

Central Control of Feeding behaviour and Energy Expenditure (C2OFFEE)

Endocrinology of Diabetes and Fertility (EnDF)

 

 

Degenerative Processes, Stress and Aging (DNSA)

 

Molecular and Cellular Perturbations and Xénobiotics (MCPX)

 

Profilage Pharmacologique In Silico (IsPP)

 

Therapeutic Peptides: Modulation of Protein-Protein Interactions

(TPM2PI)

 

Key figures

Articles since 2023

Researchers / Teacher-Researchers

Thesis and Postdoc

Engineers and Technicians

Tutelles