Dalmiro Blanco Obregon

Dalmiro Blanco Obregon works at the Curie Institute as a Researcher in the Genetics and Developmental Biology Unit (UMR3215 / U934). He is affiliated with the Genetics and Physiology of Growth team, focusing on fundamental biological processes related to growth and resource allocation in Drosophila.

Research Interests

His research explores how temporal allocation of amino acid resources impacts organismal fitness and body allometry in fruit flies. This work intersects genetics, developmental biology, and physiological regulation, aiming to understand the mechanisms governing growth dynamics and evolutionary fitness.

Publications

His research output includes studies on Drosophila growth physiology, with a focus on resource management and its implications for developmental stability and adaptive traits.

Collaborations

He operates within the Genetics and Physiology of Growth team at the Curie Institute, contributing to interdisciplinary studies combining genetic and metabolic regulation.