NEPHROLOGY, TRANSPLANTATION AND RENAL REGENERATION RESEARCH UNIT
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​BASIC AND TRANSLATIONAL RESEARCH

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​Welcome to Marie-Josée Hébert's laboratory

Nephrology, transplantation and renal regeneration

​ research unit


Our mission

Our research team aims to define how activation of molecular cell death and stress pathways within the vasculature impacts immune and fibrogenic responses leading to renal dysfunction. Our research program builds on a multi-facetted translational strategy that spans cell and molecular biology, animal models and studies in human renal transplant patients. 
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Latest News

2026 Kidney Health Research Grant

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Kidney Transplantation scholarship

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Publication of Hyunyun Kim's paper in the journal JCI Insight

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Top oral presentation - Canadian Society of Transplantation​

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Award of Excellence for Research Professionals​

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Young Researcher Award at the 3rd Complement Symposium

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Best Poster Presentation at the 31st Scientific Day of the Molecular Biology Programs

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CST Research Training Award

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Excellence Award from the Collège des médecins du Québec

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Funding Sources

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  • Home
  • About
    • Our lab
    • Job/Graduate Opportunities
  • Research
    • Molecular pathways controlling acute kidney injury-induced renal microvascular injury
    • Characterization of ApoExo - Biogenesis and Internalization
    • Maladaptive immune responses to ApoExo
  • Publications
  • News
  • Contact
  • Francais