Program Project
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 […]
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Project
Labex GIL: Methanobrevibacter and Veillonella crosstalk with the intestinal mucosa in the context of health and inflammation
Simonetta Gribaldo
Post-doc
Camille Martin-Gallausiaux
Evolutionary Biology of the Microbial Cell
Camille is funded by a grant FRM “Retour en France”. Her project focuses on gut associated archaeal mehanogens and Negativicutes and their impact on the innate immune system and intestinal physiology.
Group
Group : Bacterial Pathogenesis and Antibacterial Agents
Olivier Dussurget
Permanent Researcher
Amel Mettouchi
U1306 – Host-Microbe interactions and pathophysiology
Project
ViBrANT (Viral and Bacterial Adhesin Network Training)
Michael Nilges • Nadia Izadi-Pruneyre
Permanent Researcher
Dorian Obino
Pathogenesis of vascular infections
Born and raised in the south of France, I moved to Paris to study at the Magistère Européen de Génétique (Université Paris VII, now Université Paris Cité) where I specialized in immuno-genetics and cell biology. […]
Service
Advanced 3D Cell Culture Systems
We provide a library of 3D cell culture scaffolds with tunable biophysical and biochemical properties.
Project
Bordetella and whooping cough: Population Biology and Vaccination
Sylvain Brisse
Permanent Researcher
Daria Bonazzi
Pathogenesis of vascular infections
My current research focuses on the role of mechanical forces during bacterial infection and their consequences on bacterial physiology and tissue function. This is organized around 3 main axes: 1. Impact of infection on […]
Project
Role of ncRNAs in C. difficile physiology and regulatory networks
Undergraduate Student
Ann-Kathrin Wagner
Tool
TXSScan – models and profiles for protein secretion systems
Eduardo Rocha
Laboratory
UMR
Pathogenesis of vascular infections
Guillaume Dumenil
Project
Microbial translocation across the intestinal epithelium (ANR, Organolist)
Olivier Disson • Marc Lecuit
Project