Membrane Protein Biochemistry Lab
Biochimie des Protéines Membranaires
Our laboratory gathers biologists, physicists and chemists who are interested in the structure, structural dynamics and physical chemistry of membrane proteins, either in membrane mimetic systems (liposomes or nanodiscs), or in classical detergent solutions or alternative surfactants such as amphipols.
Following the footsteps of Jean Perrin who created the institute together with Baron Edmond de Rothschild, we develop fundamental, interdisciplinary research for health and environment.
Latest News

20260213_membrane digest_special edition
A special edition of the Membrane’s Digest.
Below, you’ll find highlights from a recent Methods in Enzymology issue that consolidates contributions from researchers across disciplines. It provides a thorough compilation of protocols, theoretical insights, and innovative methods for studying efflux pumps.
Kudos to Ben Luisi for leading this effort : this edition is a practical resource for scientists in biochemistry, structural biology, and related fields.

20260209_membrane digest
in this week’s digest, a symphony of articles where MPs compose the cellular soundtrack within membranes !

20260202_Membrane Digest
After a couple of month of hibernation like a marmotte (;-D), the Membrane’s Digest is back …
This week, how Proteins Bend, Bind, and Move Their Shapes to Rule Life (and Maybe Even kiss ?)
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Research is a collective adventure where cohesion of the team is essential. We foster social activities to stimulate exchange of expertise, mentoring and synergies between research topics. Social life around the Institute is highly attractive for students and early researchers.
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