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Enjoying the science (and the sun 🌞) in Carry-le-rouet for the Microbiology department retreat of Institut Pasteur, since 1887 with our lab Bacteriophage Lab Institut Pasteur

Very happy to announce the publication of Marta's (@MartaLourenco21) main PhD work on phage-gut transcriptomics in Cell Host & Microbe. Congrats to Lorenzo Chaffringeon, Quentin Lamy-Besnier and Luisa De Sordi who greatly participated. authors.elsevier.com/c/1evJ46t8JEj9…

Check out the latest version of our joint work by Raphaëlle Delattre from Bacteriophage Lab Institut Pasteur and Jérémy Seurat from IAME Research Center now online at Cell Reports. Congrats to both of them for this intense work and to our colleagues Jean-Damien Ricard and Jérémie Guedj. cell.com/cell-reports/f…

Our new preprint is out !!! great work by Quentin Lamy-Besnier Amaury Bignaud Devon Conti @rkoszul Bacteriophage Lab Institut Pasteur Barbel Stecher Chromosome folding and prophage activation reveal gut-specific genome dynamics of bacteria in the OMM12 consortium biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Phagothérapie : un modèle mathématique pour prédire son efficacité face aux bactéries pathogènes... et notamment mieux définir les interactions entre les bactériophages et la bactérie pathogène Escherichia coli chez l’animal. pasteur.fr/fr/espace-pres…

Last Friday I had the pleasure of co-inviting José R Penadés, my former uni professor at University of Glasgow, to the Institut Pasteur to present his work on the role of bacteriophages in mobilising pathogenicity islands. Thank you for coming and for the engaging discussions!

A big congratulations to Lorenzo who defended his thesis on phage bacteria interactions in the gut in collaboration with Jean-Pierre Grill and Luisa De Sordi. We wish you all the best for continuing on with your medical studies !

Devon, a first year PhD student in our lab, presented a poster yesterday on characterising the bacterial and viral communities of the OMM12 mouse model consortium using Hi-C and Virome techniques

Lorenzo gave a presentation today at @VoM_2022 on one of the projects he was involved in during his PhD: How the gut environment regulates bacterial gene expression which alters susceptibility to phage.

Some of our Bacteriophage Lab Institut Pasteur team at the @VoM_2022 conference in Guimarães, Portugal 😁

Pre-registrations are open for PhagesinParis, the annual conference of the Phages.fr network October 11 to 13, 2022 phages2022.sciencesconf.org/?forward-actio… #phage Phages.fr @INSB_CNRS @INEE_CNRS @INSHS_CNRS Inserm INRAE Micalis

Yesterday we said goodbye to Masters 1 student Fannie Dupuy who spent the summer with us working on the characterisation of phage cocktails against Pseudomonas aeruginosa. Enjoy your well deserved trip to Canada !

We are very happy to welcome our new PhD student Caroline Henrot who will be working with us on phage-bacteria interactions in the gut.

New story from our lab on #oligomm12, bacteriophages and resistance to Salmonella led by awesome Alexandra von Strempel! In collaboration with Clavellab @WortmannEsther Leibniz-Institut DSMZ Karin Bacteriophage Lab Institut Pasteur and many others. Thanks to Microbiome Signatures for funding! biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Devon, our first year PhD student, did a talk today at the New Concepts in Prokaryotic Virus-Host interactions conference in Rosrath, Germany

Phages.fr annual colloquium will start in a few hours Institut Pasteur, since 1887, welcome to all speakers and attendees 😀 and looking forward to great #phage science @INSB_CNRS @INEE_CNRS INRAE Micalis Inserm

A mini-review in Molecular Microbiology collecting recent papers on the kind of signals that may trigger prophage induction in the gut. By Caroline Henrot et Marie-Agnès Petit from the Phages.fr network #phage INRAE Micalis doi.org/10.1111/mmi.14…

Collab w/Bacteriophage Lab Institut Pasteur ! ⬆ concentration Pseudomonas phage PAK_P1 = 2x increase in human neutrophil interleukin-8 secretion. Phage exposure didn't induce neutrophil apoptosis, necrosis, or further affect activation marker expression, oxidative burst, and NETs formation. 2/2