RELAIX LAB
Consortia
Our team is developing a research program for the understanding and treatment of neuromuscular disorders. We are grateful to AFM-Telethon for the generous support of this program through the Strategic Pole Translamuscle.
We are active member of stem-cell-focused consortium: Labex-Revive,
Our research
The Relaix lab seeks to understand the fundamental mechanisms of development, regeneration and pathology, using skeletal muscle as a model tissue. Find out more.
Our lab is linked to UPEC Health Faculty, INSERM (Institut Mondor de Recherche Biomédicale), ENVA, EFS & APHP.
News
June 2021
Publication
April 2021
PhD defense
Aymeline defended her thesis
February 2021
Publication
Our study on "Tissue damage induces a conserved stress response that initiates quiescent muscle stem cell activation" is out at Cell Stem Cell
June 2021
Publication
Our study on "Unexpected contribution of fibroblasts to muscle lineage as a mechanism for limb muscle patterning" is out at Nat Commun
April 2021
Publication
Our study on "M-Cadherin is a PAX3 target during myotome patterning" is out at Front Cell Dev Biol
January 2021
Publication
Our study on "Platelets facilitate the wound-healing capability of mesenchymal stem cells by mitochondrial transfer and metabolic reprogramming" is out at Cell Metabolism
May 2021
Publication
Our study on "Stress relief: emerging methods to mitigate dissociation-induced artefacts." is out at Trend Cell Biol
April 2021
New team members
We welcome Iwona for her post-doc work and Léa for taking care of our neuromuscular physio-pathology models
January 2021
Publication
Our study on "Cardiolipin content controls mitochondrial coupling and energetic efficiency in muscle" is out at Science Advances
May 2021
Publication
Our study on "Direct contribution of skeletal muscle mesenchymal progenitors to bone repair" is out at Nat Commun
March 2021
Publication
Our study on "Progressive and coordinated mobilization of the skeletal muscle niche throughout tissue repair revealed by single-cell proteomic analysis" is out at Cells
January 2021
New team members
We welcome Marine, Gwladys & Diane in the team for their masters theses