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Martine Tetreault, PhD

Assistant Professor at University of Montréal, CHUM Research Center

Dr. Martine Tetreault is an assistant professor in the department of Neuroscience at Université de Montreal and a researcher at the CHUM Research Center since January 2018.  She completed her graduate studies in molecular biology at Université de Montreal and a post-doctoral fellow in human genetics at McGill University. As an independent researcher, Dr. Tetreault has built a translational research program centered on combining multiple omic approaches with functional genomics to study neuromuscular and neurodegenerative diseases. Using this innovative approach, Dr. Tetreault seeks to increase diagnostic yield and uncover novel mechanisms associated with disease progression as well as phenotypic variability to identify biomarkers or therapeutic targets. Dr. Tetreault has been very productive with more than 55 publications and received funding from several private and governmental agencies, including a FRQS Junior 1 salary award. 


Associated Grants

  • Autoimmune Targeting of Mitochondria as a New Biomarker for Parkinson’s Disease

    2021


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