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Member: Post-doc - Alumni

Violette Da Cunha

Alumni
Former member at Ecology and Evolution of Antibiotics Resistance
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In the framework of the EVOMOBIL ERC project , I am involved in the exhaustive description of  MGEs (Mobile Genetic Elements) families in archaeal genomes, and on the analysis of their Co-evolution with their host, by phylogenetic and network approches. My project is to reconstruct the history of interaction between cells, and MGEs on grand scale to tackle questions such as: to which extent MGEs co-evolved with their hosts? To which extent cellular history was influenced by the introduction of MGEs? What is the main directionality of genes flux between MGEs and cells? The project will focus on Archaea, one of the three domains of life. 

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4 Members

Evolutionary relationships between giant viruses and eukaryotes

Julien Guglielmini (PI)

Project context and summary : The phylogenetic position and status of “giant viruses”, formerly called NucleoCytoplasmic Large DNA viruses (NCLDV) or putative order Megavirales, are controversial. Many preliminary phylogenetic analyses have been published, but […]
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6 Members

EVOMOBIL-ERC Grant Agreement no. 340440 Co-evolution of viruses, plasmids and cells in Archaea: pattern and process

Patrick Forterre (PI)

Interactions between cells and mobile elements such as viruses and plasmids (the mobilome) have played a major role in life evolution. However, up to now, evolutionary studies have mainly focused on cellular genomes (building […]

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