Julie Brind’Amour, PhD

Assistant professor, Faculty of veterinary medicine, University of Montreal

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Research interests

  • Developmental epigenetics
  • Oogenesis
  • Inter-generational epigenetic inheritance

My lab uses a combination of molecular biology, genomic sequencing and bioinformatics analysis tools to answer questions related to the transition from the maternal epigenome to that of the embryo.

My research interests focus on the process of epigenetic reprogramming in germ cells and early embryos in mammals. In particular, I am interested in the effect of different interventions or mutations on the establishment of the maternal epigenome, as well as their resulting effects on transcriptional control in the embryo.

Lab members

Direction

Alyson Daignault, B.Sc.A.
M.Sc. student
alyson.daigneault@umontreal.ca

Camille Souchet, M.Sc.
Ph.D. student
camille.souchet@umontreal.ca

Samuel Gusscott, Ph.D
Research assistant
samuel.gusscott@umontreal.ca

Co-direction

Laureline Charrier, M.Sc.
Ph.D. student
laureline.charrier@umontreal.ca

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