People

Loïc Martinet, Matthias Craig, Marta Maciejewska, Samuel Jourdan, Elodie Tenconi, and Sébastien Rigali.

Research topics

Signal transduction and development of Streptomyces

1. N-acetylglucosamine utilization and DasR regulon in streptomycetes

2. Bald mutants of S. coelicolor

Anticancer antibiotics produced by Actinobacteria

1. The cytotoxicity of prodiginines for S. coelicolor

2. Search for novel Anticancer agents produced by Actinobacteria

My publications

Research topics

Bioinformatics, Genome mining,

and Global regulatory networks

1. Creation a browser for mining genomes of actinobacteria

2. Creation of the new and online version of PREDetector

3. De novo identification of cis-acting elements in actinobacteria

4. Identification of pathways to antibiotic production

My publications

Research topics

Mechanism associated with the pathogenicity of

Streptomyces scabies

1. Expression control of thaxtomin production

2. Signal transduction of thaxtomin production

3. Regulatory networks associated with thaxtomin production

My publications

Research topics

Cave Microbiology 

1. Search for novel actinobacteria

from moonmilk speleothems

2. Role of actinobacteria in speleogenesis

3. Antibiotics produced by karstic actinobacteria

My publications

Research topics

Cave Microbiology 

1. Search for novel actinobacteria

from moonmilk speleothems

2. Role of actinobacteria in speleogenesis

3. Antibiotics produced by karstic actinobacteria

My publications

Jean Dusart, our friend and former leader of the 'Strepto Group', passed away on July 17, 2012. He was one of the founding members of the CIP and, for many of us, he was more a friend than just a colleague.

In a gentle but rigorous way, Jean mentored many young scientists who obtained their doctorates under his direction. Most of his former PhD students greatly appreciated his permissive and, at the same time, paternal way of supervising. He managed to generate a competition-free working atmosphere where all members could freely develop their own project. Freedom and an ideal working environment for his PhD students was Jean’s major priority as supervisor, far before his own ambition.