Barbara Testoni obtained her PhD in Genetics and Molecular
Biology at the University of Milan. Then, she moved to the University of Rome
“La Sapienza” for her post-doctoral training. She is a Team Leader of the “HBV
persistence & new antiviral therapies” group at INSERM U1052, The Lyon
Hepatology Institute EVEREST. Her research interests mainly include the
investigation of the epigenetic mechanisms at the basis of host and viral gene
regulation during HBV infection, with particular focus on the transcriptional
regulation of the HBV minichromosome. She is also involved in translational
studies, with the aim of understanding the relationships between HBV
persistence and intrahepatic innate immunity perturbations and characterizing
new serum biomarkers for intrahepatic cDNA activity.
Barbara Testoni obtained her PhD in Genetics and Molecular
Biology at the University of Milan. Then, she moved to the University of Rome
“La Sapienza” for her post-doctoral training. She is a Team Leader of the “HBV
persistence & new antiviral therapies” group at INSERM U1052, The Lyon
Hepatology Institute EVEREST. Her research interests mainly include the
investigation of the epigenetic mechanisms at the basis of host and viral gene
regulation during HBV infection, with particular focus on the transcriptional
regulation of the HBV minichromosome. She is also involved in translational
studies, with the aim of understanding the relationships between HBV
persistence and intrahepatic innate immunity perturbations and characterizing
new serum biomarkers for intrahepatic cDNA activity.