Project
Microbiology and Infection [1014]
Research Engineer
Maël Bessaud
Virus sensing and signaling
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Diphtheria and Corynebacteria: genomics, evolution and epidemiology
Sylvain Brisse
Undergraduate Student
Elise Dubois
Research Engineer
Anastasia Gazi
Ultrastructural BioImaging
Viruses were for quite long characterized as the invisible heteronomous agents, (unseen by light microscopy & unable to propagate themselves in the absence of susceptible cells) capable of escaping the bacteriological filters (Rivers, 1932, […]
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Induction of stress responses and mutagenesis by low doses of antibiotics
Zeynep Baharoglu
Permanent Researcher
Sebastian Baumgarten
Parasite RNA Biology
I was 100% sure that I would become an ocean explorer and marine biologist pretty much since I went to primary school. This dream was still very much alive when I started studying biology […]
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Phylodynamics of Vibrio cholerae O1 in Africa (1970-2014)
Francois-Xavier Weill
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Phylogenomics of Shiga’s epidemic dysentery bacillus (Shigella dysenteriae type 1)
Francois-Xavier Weill
Group
Group : Valérie Choumet
Valérie Choumet
Laboratory
Virus sensing and signaling
Nolwenn Jouvenet
Post-doc
Billel Benmimoun
Structures and signals in the neurogenic niche
After completing my undergraduate studies in Algiers, I joined the “Haematopoiesis and Immunity lab” led by Dr. Marc Haenlin and Dr. Lucas Waltzer at the “Centre de Biologie du Développement” in Toulouse. I investigated […]
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Group for AIDS Research
Nicoletta Casartelli • Lisa Chakrabarti • Hugo Mouquet • Asier Sáez-Cirión • Michaela Muller-Trutwin • Olivier Schwartz • Frédéric Tangy • Simon Wain-Hobson • Pierre Charneau • Fernando Arenzana-Seisdedos • Francesca Di Nunzio
Research Engineer
Ségolène Gracias
Virus sensing and signaling
Since my ‘licence professionelle’ degree in tissue and cell culture and molecular biology in 2016 I’m working in virology. I really passionate about viruses. To continue to learn about them, I did a university […]
Post-doc
Marta Lourenço
Bacteriophage, bacterium, host
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