Professor Dr. André Tremblay

Biography

André Tremblay is a full professor in the Faculty of Medicine at the Université de Montréal, specializing in molecular and cellular biology of nuclear receptors. His research focuses on hormone-activated transcription factors and their role in regulating target gene expression, particularly in relation to estrogen receptors and their involvement in human reproduction and developmental physiology. Tremblay's laboratory investigates how upstream cellular signals regulate estrogen receptor functions and also studies the roles of PPARs in lipid homeostasis and energy metabolism. He has contributed significantly to understanding the dynamics of receptor regulation through post-translational modifications under various cellular conditions. With a robust portfolio of research projects, Tremblay engages in the training and supervision of graduate students, guiding them in cutting-edge endocrine and metabolic research.

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