Modelling the regulation of biological systems at multiple scales: phenotypic variability and response to environmental changes

Abstract:

Biological systems have a hierarchical organisation at different spatial and time scales, with multiple levels of regulation both within and between layers. Understanding the way biological processes interact and coordinate across different organizational scales is the challenge of system biology. Within this framework, I use multi-scale modelling approaches to investigate the interplay between different regulatory mechanisms involved in the development and environmental response of multiple biological systems, ranging from bacteria to plants.

More specifically, topics of my research include the genetic control of metabolism, the regulation of cell growth and, more recently, the dynamics of plant-pest interactions.

Devant le jury composé de :

Présidente du Jury :

Dr Françoise Lescourret (PSH, INRAE, Avignon)

Rapporteurs :

Dr Wolfram Liebermeister (MAIAGE, INRAE, Jouy en Josas)

Dr Etienne Farcot (University of Nottingham, UK)

Dr Pierre Martre (LEPSE, INRAE, Montpellier)

Examinatrice :

Dr Alexandra Jullien (UMR EcoSYS, Agroparistech, Thiverval-Grignon)

Lien pour la connexion:

https://inrae-fr.zoom.us/j/99068387539?pwd=Tml4RW14MEdhcWUvWmJFWGtjY3lSQT09
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