Molecular physiolgy and adapatation | Physiologie moléculaire et adaptation

Tête de souris transgénique Xgal © MNHN-Yorrick Gitton, Giovanni Levi

PhyMA is a joint research unit CNRS-MNHN (UMR7221).

The unit is the successor of the first French lab of physiology founded in 1837 by Frédéric Cuvier, brother of Georges Cuvier. Claude Bernard worked in the lab from 1869 until he died, in 1878.

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Amphibian biodiversity revisited by using new tools of functional genomics

In this international study published in the prestigious journal Nature Communications, researchers from the Rodéo team produced a transcriptome of the...

Médaille Maurice Fontaine © MNHN-Collection des bibliothèques du Muséum

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© MNHN-Sylvie Rémaud, Marine Perret-Jeanneret, Barbara Demeeix

Our objectives are to elucidate the physiological processes controlling development and tissue homeostasis in normal and/or modified conditions. These processes contributing to phenotypic plasticity and evolution of biodiversity are studied in the context of interactions of the organisms with their environment.

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Molecular physiology and adaptation. UMR 7221 CNRS/MNHN

7 rue Cuvier
75231 Paris cedex 05
FRANCE

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