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CURRICULUM VITAE Dr. Jacques P. Tremblay GENERAL INFORMATIONS 2
STUDIES 2
WORK EXPERIENCES 2
RESEARCH EXPERIENCE 3
PRESENTED SCHOLARSHIP AND AWARDS: 4
GRANTS : 5
RESEARCH CONTRACTS 9
Direction of doctorate degree 14
Research training (niveau externat et internat) 15
Director of postdoctorate trainee 16
EXTERNAL PARTICIPATIONS 17
Scientific criticism 18
INVITED SPEAKERS 20
PUBLICATIONS 31
ABSTRACTS 52 CURRICULUM VITAE
GENERAL INFORMATIONS
NAME: Jacques P. TREMBLAY
ADDRESS: 161 des Bois
Francs, Stoneham,
Prov. Quebec, Canada, G0A4P0
STUDIES 1970: B.Sc. Biochemistry, University of McGill, Montreal 1974: Ph.D. Neurosciences, University of California at San Diego 1975-1976: Post-doctorates studies, University of Laval
WORK EXPERIENCES
1976-1981: Assistant professor, Anatomy department, Laval University 1981-1985: Professor, Anatomy department, Laval university 1985- Full professor, Anatomy/Physiology department, Laval University 1987-1997: Chairman Anatomy department, Laval university 1997-2010 Full professor, Anatomy/Physiology department, Laval University
2010 - Full professor, Molecular medicine department, Laval
University Teaching Undergraduated course
Bio-1901 Éléments de biologie humaine (6 heures)
KIN-2504 Muscle et activité (2 heures)
SBM-3001 Champ d'immersion I (Bac SBM)
Graduated course
BMO-7004 Maladies génétiques et stratégies d'intervention sur mesure (3
heures)
PHS-7013 Génomique humaine (3 heures) RESEARCH EXPERIENCE 1970-1974: Graded student in Dr Barondes laboratory, UCSD
Electrophysiology technic
1975-1976: Postdoctorate student in Dr Louis Poirier laboratory,
University of Laval
Postdoctorate research in neurophysiology
and neuropharma-
cology
1976: Laboratory of Neurobiology, University of Laval
Electrophysiology studies, morphology and
immunochemistry
of synaptic trnasmission.
1987: Laboratory of Neurobiology, University of Laval
Transplantation of myoblasts and gene therapy of
possible
treatments for muscular dystrophy of Duchenne.
1998: Unit of Genetics of Hospitable Center of Laval University.
Transplantation of myoblasts and gene therapy of possible
treatments for muscular dystrophy of
Duchenne. PRESENTED SCHOLARSHIP AND AWARDS:
1967-1970: Century Fellowship of Dominion Textile 1970-1974: Studenship of Medical Research Council of Canada 1975-1976: Fellowship of Medical Research Council of Canada 1976-1982: Fellowship of Council of Research in Health of Quebec 2004. Best researcher in Quebec province award presented by
Muscular Dystrophy Canada 2005. Best researcher in Canada award presented by Muscular
Dystrophy Canada 2005. Sirius Award for Research presented by the CHUQ 2006. Henry Friesen Award presented by the Royal College of
Physicians and Surgeons of Canada and the Canadian
Society for Clinical Investigation 2007. Personnalité de la semaine du journal La Presse et de
Radio Canada 2009 Michel Sarrazin Award presented by Club de Recherche
Clinique du Québec 2010 Personnalité de la semaine du journal Le Soleil et de
Radio Canada
GRANTS |FRSQ (Institution funds) |$19 000 |
|1976-1977 | |
|MRC (MA-5977) |$99 770 |
|1977-1981 | |
|MRC (MT-5977) |$109 140 |
|1981-1984 | |
|Muscular Dystrophy Association of Canada |$58 000 |
|1983-1985 | |
|MRC (TT5977) |$149 669 |
|1984-1988 | |
|MRC (MT5977) |$355 533 |
|1987-1993 | |
|MRC (ME10150) |$62 047 |
|1988-1989 | |
|Foundation of Council of Paediatrics Clubs |$25 000 |
|1988-1989 | |
|Muscular Dystrophy Association of Canada |$84 000 |
|1989-1991 | |
|MRC (MT-10827) |$300 165 |
|1990-1994 | |
|Muscular Dystrophy Association of Canada |$283 000 |
|1991-1995 | |
|Association Française contre les Myopathies (AFM) |$56 088 |
|1992-1993 | |
|Association Française contre les Myopathies (AFM) |$30 000 |
|1993-1994 | |
|Muscular Dystrophy Association of Canada |$76 457 |
|1994-1995 | |
|Muscular Dystrophy Association of Canada |$19 500 |
|1995-1996 | |
|Hydro-Québec FRSQ |$205 000 |
|1994-1999 | |
|Muscular Dystrophy Association of Canada |$32 000 |
|1995-1996 | |
|Association Française contre les Myopathies (AFM) |$71 428 |
|1995-1996 | |
|Canadian Society of Haemophilia |$90 000 |
|1995-1997 | |
|Muscular Dystrophy Foundation |$20 000 |
|1995-1996 | |
|Association Française contre les Myopathies (AFM) |$275 000 |
|1995-1996 | |
|Muscular Dystrophy Association (USA) |$140 000 |
|1996-1998 | |
|Association Française contre les Myopathies (AFM) |$412 000 |
|1996-1997 | |
|Stem Cells Network | |
|Therapeutic Approaches with Muscle Stem Cells |$175 000 |
|10/2001 au 03/2005 | |
|Scientific Institute E. Medea | |
|Considering the potential of soma staminal cells as a |$32 000 |
|new therapeutical approach to neurodegenerative | |
|pathologies. | |
|08/2002 au 08/2004 | |
|Association Française contre les Myopathies | |
|Approach to improve myoblast migration within the host |$45 000 |
|muscle after transplantation. | |
|10/2002 au 10/2003 | |
|Advance Research Myopathy | |
|Transplantation of genetically modified myoblasts from |$108 000 |
|patients with IBM2. | |
|02/2003 - 06/2004 | |
|Canadian Institute of Health Research (MDAC + ALS) | |
|Autotransplantation of Gentically modified myoblasts and| |
|muscle derived stem cells. |$ 369 000 |
|10/2003 au 09/2006 | |
|ROTRF (Roche inc. Foundation) | |
|Development of central immunological tolerance towards | |
|myoblasts transplantation. |$100 000 |
|01/2004 au 04/2005 | |
|MDA | |
|Improvement of cell transplantation by Heat Shock |$75 000 US |
|Protein induction. | |
|01/2004 au 12/2004 | |
|Association Française contre les Myopathies (AFM) |