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Serratia marcescens avec présence de flagelles (cils) péritriches. Famille des Enterobacteriaceae, bacille à Gram négatif, non sporulé, anaérobie facultatif, mobile, parfois encapsulé, pouvant synthétiser un pigment rouge ou rose. Présent dans les végétaux , le sol, et l'eau. A l'origine d'infections nosocomiales et résistant à de nombreux antibiotiques. Image colorisée.

About

David Bikard is the head of the Synthetic Biology group at Institut Pasteur in Paris. He obtained an engineer degree from AgroParisTech and a PhD from Paris Diderot University for his work performed at the Institut Pasteur on the integron bacterial recombination system. He then joined the laboratory of Luciano Marraffini at the Rockefeller University as a postdoctoral fellow where he started to work on CRISPR systems. In 2014 David returned to France to start his academic group at Institut Pasteur where his work focuses on the genetic innovation that emerges as a result of the arms race between bacteria and bacteriophages. In parallel, David co-founded Eligo Bioscience, a biotech that focuses on the development of CRISPR-based therapeutics targeting the microbiome. David is the recipient of several prestigious grants and awards including 2 ERC grants, the EMBO young investigator award, the Pasteur Vallery-Radot award and the EMBO Gold medal.

Transversal Projects

Artificial Intelligence at the Institut Pasteur

Institut Pasteur is actively engaged in the application of artificial intelligence methods in biomedical research. In 2018, the Institute has created a Department of Computational Biology to strengthen its expertise in the analysis of […]

Array

The microbial communities that live with us, the microbiota, are now understood to be a key component of our being, playing roles in metabolism, immunity and behavior. More than a decade has elapsed since […]

LabEx IBEID – Integrative Biology of Emerging Infectious Diseases

Presentation The aim of the Integrative Biology of Emerging Infectious Diseases (IBEID) project, coordinated by Professors Philippe Sansonetti and Pascale Cossart and currently coordinated by Carla Saleh and Philippe Bastin, is to develop a […]

Projects

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Ongoing
2 Members

ERC CoG: In situ genetic perturbation of gut bacteria with engineered phage vectors and CRISPR

David Bikard (PI)

Humans live in a symbiotic relationship with trillions of microorganisms that inhabit our bodies and play an important role in health and disease. There is a growing interest in manipulating the microbiome to improve […]
Project
Ongoing
5 Members

Impact of chromosomal integrons on bacterial life and evolution (Chromintevol)

Céline Loot (PI)

Bacteria exchange and recombine DNA to accelerate their evolution and adapt to new stress. Their evolvability is illustrated by the rapid emergence of multi resistant bacteria after the introduction of antibiotics. The most powerful […]
Project
Ongoing
2 Members

ERC starting grant – CRISPAIR: Study of the interplay between CRISPR interference and DNA repair pathways towards the development of novel CRISPR tools

David Bikard (PI)

CRISPR-Cas loci are the adaptive immune system of archaea and bacteria. They can capture pieces of invading DNA and use this information to degrade target DNA through the action of RNA-guided nucleases. The consequences […]
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Ongoing
5 Members

Prophage elements as a significant source of genetic diversity among epidemic C. difficile 027 strains

Marc Monot (PI)

The capacity to rapidly and accurately identify virulent strains of C. difficile in order to prevent severe and fatal infections remains a major chal- lenge for clinicians and investigators. Also, the evolution of an […]
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Ongoing
2 Members

Studying and fighting pathogenic bacteria with the help of CRISPR

Studying and fighting pathogenic bacteria with the help of CRISPR (PI)

CRISPR loci and the associated Cas genes are the adaptive immune system of archeae and bacteria. They have the ability to capture pieces of DNA from viruses and other invading genetic elements [1], and […]

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