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Member: Head of Structure

Philippe Sansonetti

About

Philippe J. Sansonetti, MS, MD, is a microbiologist, Professor at the Pasteur Institute and the Collège de France in Paris. He is the Director of the Inserm Unit 1202 and of the Institut Pasteur laboratory Molecular Microbial Pathogenesis.

Courses

16:00
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Dec 2016
Course

Concepts émergents pour des maladies émergentes

Chaire de Microbiologie et Maladies Infectieuses, Année académique 2016-2017 Philippe SANSONETTI, Professeur Programme : cours-sansonetti-2016-20172  
INCEPTION – Institut Convergence for the study of Emergence of Pathology Through Individuals and Populations
Philippe Sansonetti
2016-12-07 16:00:00 2017-02-01 19:00:00 Europe/Paris Concepts émergents pour des maladies émergentes Chaire de Microbiologie et Maladies Infectieuses, Année académique 2016-2017 Philippe SANSONETTI, Professeur Programme : cours-sansonetti-2016-20172   11 Place Marcelin Berthelot, 75005 Paris

Projects

project
Not started
4 Members

MITICA: Identifying the mechanisms of acquisition of a dysbiotic microbiota and pediatric environmental enteropathy in infants in the context of chronic malnutrition

Philippe Sansonetti (PI)

Undernutrition contributes to more than 40% of the global child mortality rate. In 2014 stunting, which is the main manifestation of chronic undernutrition, affected 159 million children. Stunting entails long-term repercussions for the child, […]
project
Ongoing
6 Members

A synthetic carbohydrate-based conjugate vaccine ready for a clinical trial

Laurence Mulard (PI)
project
Completed
14 Members

Private: Histoire évolutive du bacille de la dysenterie épidémique (Shigella dysenteriae de type 1)

Francois-Xavier Weill (PI)

L’agent de la dysenterie épidémique, la bactérie Shigella dysenteriae de type 1, a été isolé au Japon en 1897 par le Dr Kyoshi Shiga au cours d’une vaste épidémie de diarrhée sanglante ayant provoqué […]
project
Completed
16 Members

Phylogenomics of Shiga’s epidemic dysentery bacillus (Shigella dysenteriae type 1)

Francois-Xavier Weill (PI)

The agent of epidemic dysentery, the bacterium Shigella dysenteriae type 1, was isolated in Japan in 1897 by Dr Kyoshi Shiga during a massive epidemic of bloody diarrhea that caused 20,000 deaths over a […]
project
Ongoing
15 Members

Microfluidics@Pasteur

Samy Gobaa (PI)

Welcome to the club! Welcome to Microfluidics@Pasteur! Our goal is to serve as the major entry point to all the scientists on the campus (beginners and experts) interested in undertaking projects where microfluidics is involved. Our […]
project
Completed
2 Members

ERC-2009-AdG HOMEOEPITH

Philippe Sansonetti (PI)
project
Ongoing
7 Members

ERC-2014-AdG DECRYPT

Philippe Sansonetti (PI)

Pathogens and symbionts: War and Peace at mucosal surfaces and in intestinal crypts. My previous ERC-funded grant HOMEOEPITH intended to achieve a major transition from our “classical” research focus on deciphering the molecular cross-talks […]
project
ongoing
1 Member

Medical perspective, translational research

Philippe Sansonetti (PI)

Boosting epithelial innate antimicrobial mechanisms. Recurrent enteric infections in children of low income countries, chronic inflammatory bowel diseases, myelosuppressive/immunosuppressive therapies, are – among others – clinical situations that require strong boosting of mucosal innate […]
project
ongoing
1 Member

Peace: towards a cellular microbiology of bacterial symbiosis

Philippe Sansonetti (PI)

Metagenomic description of the whole gut microbiome was recently provided (22) and attempts are made to establish correlations between variations in microbiome composition and the occurrence of diseases. Beside this correlative approach, it is […]
project
ongoing
1 Member

War: Rupture, invasion and inflammatory destruction of the gut epithelial barrier by Shigella

Philippe Sansonetti (PI)

Our Unit, over the years, has provided a unique and detailed analysis of how a pathogen subverts an epithelial barrier. Central to this process is a type III secretory system (TTSS) that delivers effectors […]

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