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Caroline Manet is a researcher at Institut Pasteur, focusing on host genetics and viral pathogenesis. She serves as Principal Investigator (PI) for projects on Zika virus and tick-borne encephalitis virus (TBEV), utilizing mouse models to study genetic susceptibility to infections. Her work bridges molecular biology, immunology, and neurovirology.
Education:
- PhD in Genetics (2019), AgroParisTech
- Master in Genetics (2016), Université Paris VI – Pierre et Marie Curie
- Doctor in Veterinary Medicine (2012), Ecole Nationale Vétérinaire d’Alfort
Her research explores host-pathogen interactions, particularly how genetic variations influence viral replication, neurological complications, and immune responses. She investigates mechanisms of Zika virus transmission, fetal pathogenicity, and delayed interferon responses in neuronal infections.
The articles demonstrate expertise in mouse genetics, arbovirus, and interferon signaling, with applications to neuroinflammation, placental development, and viral strain comparisons. Trends include interdisciplinary approaches to infectious disease modeling and host susceptibility factors.
She currently leads projects like Exploring mechanisms of TBEV infection and Host genetic susceptibility to Zika virus at Institut Pasteur, collaborating with international teams.
