Studying phagocytosis and cell-autonomous defences against mycobacteria. Account managed by @AngeliquePrrt

Department of Biochemistry, Sciences II,…
Joined May 2016
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Such an amazing meeting ! Thanks @EMBO for giving each of us the opportunity to present our work 😊
More than 100 @EMBOFellows are meeting in Heidelberg. The postdoctoral fellows present their research, attend a mentoring session, receive training on a variety of topics and more. #EMBOat60
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Thanks to the organizers for an amazing #MycoBDN meeting! It was a pleasure to share my project from @SoldatiLab using our favorite model D. discoideum- M. marinum. Thank you all for the inspiring talks—I’m looking forward to next year!🚀
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Our team is hiring a post-doc to work on M. abscessus and M. avium, that includes describing the MOA of new inhibitors and testing efficacy in the zebrafish model. Please RT. 👇
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Happy to see our paper out @nature today: A bacterial immune system conjugates ubiquitin-like proteins to phage tails. This generates non-infective virions Congrats @Jens_Hoer & @ShaLGW! Link to paper: tinyurl.com/Isg15 Read the thread: xitter.cf/SorekLab/status/169899…
Proud to share our latest discovery: Bacteria conjugate ubiquitin-like proteins to interfere with phage assembly A new concept in antiphage immunity, and a mechanism for ISG15-like antiviral defnese in bacteria. Big congrats to talented @Jens_Hoer! A 🧵 biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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It has recently been described that bacteria and eukaryotes share some part of their immune systems. But what do they share exactly? How did this evolve? We propose the concept of ancestral immunity to explore this emerging topic. Some answers but mostly questions 🙃.
Ancestral immunity: @EnzoZ_P @AudeBer &co explore the concept of ancestral #immunity - the set of immune modules (domains & proteins) conserved between #prokaryotes & #eukaryotes - including a putative evolutionary scenario for its existence #PLOSBiology plos.io/4cJNLRm
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Attention TB friends! I am excited to be coorganizing the 2025 TB @KeystoneSymp with @joanneflynn19 and Henry Mwandumba. The theme is "Heterogeneity" and we look forward to seeing you there! Deadlines: Abstracts + Scholarships: 12 Nov 2024 Early Reg: 19 Dec 2024
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Le Prix 3R🏆a été décerné cette année à @MariaShutovaBio, chercheuse à la Faculté de médecine, pour son étude sur le psoriasis où les modèles de souris habituellement utilisés ont été intégralement remplacés par des cultures in vitro de peau humaine. 👉unige.ch/medias/2024-2/prix3… #recherche #prix #psoriasis
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The updated Bacterial Priority Pathogens List features 15 families of antibiotic-resistant bacteria. To guide the development of new treatments to prevent #AntimicrobialResistance, it sorts them into priorities: 🚨 critical 🔴 high 🟠 medium More about the list and #AMR: bit.ly/4apqHoQ
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Single-organelle resolution approaches have the potential to advance our knowledge of the heterogeneity of #lysosome function. @maxgabgut & @claudiobussi propose a 'lysosome states' concept that links single lysosomes to function. plos.io/3xatAMA
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Vines et al. @jasonkinglab with @hannes_maib @soldatilab describe a new tool for imaging the mysterious signaling lipid PI(3,5)P2 in live cells for the first time. bit.ly/3CTnOyA From the Year in Cell Biology: bit.ly/46vsYNn #Cellbio2023
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A recent study from our lab shows that Pseudomonas can be killed extracellularly by phagocytic cells.#Pseudomona_saeruginosa  #phagocytic_cell #Hostpathogeninteractions onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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How can lysosomes, when ruptured, maintain stability allowing for repair? Glad to share @Nature nature.com/articles/s41586-0… the function of stress granules (SG) as molecular plugs that stabilise damaged membranes @TheCrick @maxgabgut #condensates #lysosomes #TB👇Thread
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💥 Latest story from the lab led by the talented @DarghamTonia is now out in @FEBSOpenBio 💥🔥🥳🎉 Together with @canaanlab & @KremerLaurent1 we discuss about function & dynamics of Mycobacterium tuberculosis lipid droplet-associated proteins 👇👇 febs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com…
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🚀🚀🚀 Happy to share this latest piece on #antibiotics efficacy in the context of #TB infection ! 🦠💊🧫 @TrendsMicrobiol @CellPressNews As always a pleasure to work and discuss these fascinating concepts with @maxgabgut & @nthn_dy @TheCrick 👇👇👇👇 doi.org/10.1016/j.tim.2023.0…
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A dream became true - the life cycle of #Dictyostelium captured in one single movie. Thanks to @BairBeatson and @NikonInst, in particular Kathy for making it possible to acquire this movie during the AXR demo at the Beatson #MidweekMovie #NikonHealthcareUK
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🚨 Please RT! 🚨 We have one Postdoc position available at @canaanlab @LISM_CNRS_AMU Cool project on #Fluoroquinolone penetration & efficacy in #Mycobacteria in collab. with T.Durand & C.Crauste at @IBMM_Balard @umontpellier More info to apply here 👇 tuberculosis-lbp.wixsite.com…
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Finally out! My first first author paper 🥳
🚨🚨Just out!🚨🚨 Our latest work on the regulation of #microtubule dynamics by +TIP networks phase separation is now published in @PNASNews (pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.23…) ↓↓↓
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Really nice spotlight article summarising the pros and caveats of our new PI(3,5)P2 biosensor. Thanks @gerryhammond!
Molding a PI(3,5)P2 #biosensor. A new Spotlight from @c_wecks and @gerryhammond on the recent identification of the first truly sensitive biosensor for an enigmatic signaling #lipid, PI(3,5)P2 (bit.ly/3CTnOyA), by Vines et al. @jasonkinglab: bit.ly/3sbv2Mc
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