Persons in charge
Stéphane Giraudier – Nicolas Dulphy
Stéphane Giraudier – Nicolas Dulphy
The Molecular, Cellular and Functional Biology of Hematopoiesis course aims to introduce the student to the molecular and cellular parameters governing the different concepts of proliferation, differentiation and cell death, common to all living cells, using a model of choice, the blood cell. The molecular mechanisms involved in the cellular dynamics of the hematopoietic cell are presented (from ontogeny to specific function and from pathology to therapeutic tools). This course is the national “reference” course for scientific students, physicians or pharmacists wishing to do basic and applied research in hematology.
This scientific training aims at introducing the student to the molecular and cellular parameters governing the different concepts of proliferation, differentiation and cell death, based on a model of choice, the production of blood cells. The molecular mechanisms common to all living cells are presented:
a-from the stem cell to the differentiated cell,
b-from ontogeny to specific function and
c-from pathology to therapeutic tools.
Bac +4
Holders of : M1 or doctor/pharmacist (research path) or engineer
25 students
Initial or continuing education
Success rate: 99%.
Targeted training: Doctorate in Science, further studies in Medicine or Pharmacy.
Very good level of knowledge in Molecular and Cellular Biology, Molecular Pathology, Oncology / Hematology. For health students, validation of research courses on the previously defined themes.
Experience of internship(s) in a laboratory is strongly recommended.
A good level of written and read English is required. Confirmed level of French.