Dr. Myriam AMARI

I worked as an assistant professor at the INP – Phelma (Master I and II levels in the track Biomedical Engineering I taught the following subjects: Molecular Biology, Cell Biology and Biochip technology. Within the IMBM team, I was involved in a project concerning Protein adsorption and conformational changes upon contact with material surfaces. We used biophysical methods to control and analyze the surfaces of our materials or the biological matter organized (Insulin and Peptides) at its surface.

organized (Insulin and Peptides) at its surface. I participated in teaching courses and apprentice teaching in the University of Picardie Jules Verne. I taught the following subjects: Biochemistry and microbiology. I was also involved in a research work at the Laboratory of Enzyme and Cell Engineering - CNRS UMR 6022. I worked on a project concerning the study of cell metabolism in Yarrowia lipolytica - Application to lipid biosynthesis.

My PhD research project was about molecular and biochemical characterization of glucansucrases from Weissella and leuconostoc sp isolated from sourdough.

Environmental Biochemistry

Biotechnology