Microbial adaptation
Research topics
Our principal research goals are to understand how microorganisms adapt to different metabolic changes, crucial for their survival. Our studies concern sensing and signaling of different gas conditions, the availability of DNA building blocks, and the reciprocal interactions of DNA replication and repair, responsible for guaranteeing genomic integrity at extreme conditions. We are also interested in the implication of the unusual DNA/RNA structures in key biological processes. To address these crucial questions, we use a wide range of experimental and computational methods.
Researchers/Prof. (Pr)/Associate Prof. (APr)
Alexey ALEKSANDROV, CR, CNRS
Hubert BECKER, Pr, Sorbonne université
Stéphane DUIGOU, CR, CNRS
Lionel GUITTAT, APr, Université Sorbonne Paris-Nord
Ursula LIEBL, DR, CNRS
Roxane LESTINI, Pr, Ecole Polytechnique
Jean-Louis MERGNY, DR, Inserm
Hannu MYLLYKALLIO, DR, CNRS
Stephane SKOULOUBRIS, APr, Univ. Paris–Saclay (ORCID: 0000-0001-6660-0023)
Technicians/Engineers
Anne CUCCHIARINI, IE
Amandine IGNACE, AI
Isabelle LAMARRE-JOUENNE, IEHC, Inserm
Caroline L'HERMITTE STEAD, AI, Inserm
Post-doctoral researchers
Rima ZEIN EDDINE
Students
Anaïs BAYARD (PhD)
Titouan BOUVIER d'YVOIRE (Master, M2)
Léo CARLIER (Master, M1)
Tom GARNIER (PhD)
Maria IMEZAR (PhD)
Quynh Huong LAI
Dorian NOURY (PhD)
Kate SORG (Master, M2)
Jiawei WANG (PhD)
Wenlu YIN (PhD)