MICROBIOLOGIE, ADAPTATION ET PATHOGéNIE Laboratoire MAP UMR5240

The laboratory is a joint research unit associating the CNRS (UMR5240), Claude Bernard Lyon 1 University  and INSA of Lyon (University of Lyon), together with our industrial partner, around a common interest for the mechanisms of adaptation and pathogenesis of a large array of cellular microorganisms (archaea, amoebae, bacteria, fungi and yeasts).

Pathogenesis is a specific case of adaptation to a specific environment, that of a living organism: plant, insect, amoeba, man.

Within a campus dedicated to Environmental Biology (LyonTech La Doua), our research unit develops multi-discplinary approaches (biochemistry, genetics, molecular biology as well as various global approaches -genomics, transcriptomics, proteomics, metabolomics -, and mathematical modeling), to generate the integrative knowledge aimed at understanding the mechanisms of phenotypic adaptation in all such microorganisms.

The unit is organised into five research teams focused on different topics, with two transversal axes.

Activities - 25/04/2025

Activities - 25/04/2025

Activities - 05/04/2025

Activities - 05/04/2025

Sara Moutacharrif en thèse au laboratoire MAP, équipe CRP, vient de publier une revue dans Molecular Microbiology en avril 2025

Laboratoire - 30/03/2025

Laboratoire - 30/03/2025

Insects are among the most prominent and diverse animal groups interacting with humans. How they are perceived by human societies, and how artists mediate this interaction, is a singular object of reflection... by Yvan Rahbe Dr INRAE

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