Didier Dulon is affiliated with Inserm in France and specializes in neuroscience, particularly focusing on sensory systems and auditory processes. Their research spans related subfields including molecular biology, neurology, cognitive neuroscience, and physiology, contributing notably to the understanding of hearing and cochlear function.
The scientist's main topics of work encompass hearing, cochlea, tinnitus, and genetics, with additional research interests in vestibular and auditory disorders. They also explore RNA regulation and disease mechanisms, ion channels and receptors, cellular transport and secretion, genetics and neurodevelopmental disorders, and autism spectrum disorder research.
Recent publications reflect these areas of expertise and include:
Dulon has collaborated frequently with a number of researchers, including:
Their work has been published in several venues, notably:
Didier Dulon;Gary Zajic;Jochen Schacht
C Blanchet;C Erostegui;M Sugasawa;D Dulon
Sedigheh Delmaghani;Sedigheh Delmaghani;Sedigheh Delmaghani;Jean Defourny;Jean Defourny;Jean Defourny;Asadollah Aghaie;Asadollah Aghaie;Asadollah Aghaie;Maryline Beurg
Didier Dulon;Didier Dulon;Gary Zajic;Jean Marie Aran;Jochen Schacht
Maryline Beurg;Nicolas Michalski;Saaid Safieddine;Yohan Bouleau
Didier Dulon;Saaid Safieddine;Sherri M. Jones;Christine Petit;Christine Petit
Nicolas Antoine Michalski;Nicolas Antoine Michalski;Nicolas Antoine Michalski;Juan D Goutman;Sarah Marie Auclair;Jacques Boutet de Monvel;Jacques Boutet de Monvel;Jacques Boutet de Monvel
Alice Emptoz;Vincent Michel;Andrea Lelli;Omar Akil
Didier Dulon;Jean Marie Aran;Jochen Schacht
A Hafidi;M Beurg;D Dulon
Liam J. Skinner;Véronique Enée;Maryline Beurg;Hak Hyun Jung
Maryline Beurg;Saaid Safieddine;Isabelle Roux;Yohan Bouleau
M Sugasawa;C Erostegui;C Blanchet;D Dulon
D. Dulon;J. M. Aran;J. Schacht
D. Dulon;C. Blanchet;E. Laffon
Didier Dulon;Lin Luo;Chunyan Zhang;Allen F. Ryan
D Dulon;J M Aran;G Zajic;J Schacht
Didier Dulon;Patrice Mollard;Jean-Marie Aran
Didier Dulon;Marc Lenoir
Hakim Hiel;Jean Paul Erre;Catherine Aurousseau;Rabia Bouali
Tetsuro Hayashida;Hakim Hiel;Didier Dulon;Jean Paul Erre
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