I2BC’s 5 scientific departments host the research teams
Scientific Departments
The I2BC’s five scientific departments, which host the research teams, guarantee the unit’s disciplinary and methodological expertise, in collaboration with the core facilities department.
Biochemistry, Biophysics and Structural Biology
Interactions and assembly mechanisms of proteins and biopolymers Stéphane BRESSANELLI (CNRS)
Nuclear envelope, Telomeres and DNA repair Jean-Baptiste CHARBONNIER (CEA) & Sophie ZINN JUSTIN (CEA)
Structural Biochemistry of Microtubules, Kinesins and their Cargos Benoît GIGANT (CNRS) & Julie MENETREY (CNRS)
Protein Maturation, Cell Fate & Therapeutics Carmela GIGLIONE (CNRS)
Biochemistry of Metalloproteins and Associated Diseases Benoit D’AUTRÉAUX (INSERM)
Photobiology, Photosynthesis, Photocatalysis Anja KRIEGER-LISZKAY (CNRS) & Pavel MULLER (CNRS)
Light Energy Conversion Manuel LLANSOLA-PORTOLES (CNRS)
Membrane Proteins and Membrane Systems Guillaume LENOIR (UPSaclay) & José Luis VAZQUEZ-IBAR (CNRS)
Protein Engineering and Modeling Agathe URVOAS (UPSaclay)
Structural biochemistry of bacterial transporters Solange MORERA (CNRS)
Molecular Assemblies and Genome Integrity Raphaël GUEROIS (CEA) & Françoise OCHSENBEIN (CEA)
Metalloenzymes and Spin Systems in Cells Leandro TABARES (CEA)
Cell Biology
Mitochondrial and endoplasmic reticulum redox biology in health and disease Nathalie BONNEFOY (CNRS)
Lipid trafficking and membrane contact sites Francesca GIORDANO (INSERM)
Mammalian mitochondrial gene expression in health and disease Inge KUHL (CNRS)
Cytoskeleton dynamics and motility Christophe LE CLAINCHE (CNRS)
Autophagy and Development Renaud LEGOUIS (INSERM)
Protein homeostasis in development and aging Ambre SALA (CNRS)
Nuclear dynamics and repetitive DNA in tissue homeostasis Kasia SIUDEJA (INSERM)
Biogenesis and function of centriolar and ciliary structures Anne-Marie TASSIN (CNRS)
Integrated approaches to ion transport Sébastien THOMINE (CNRS)
Calcium Signaling and Microbial Infections Guy TRAN VAN NHIEU (CNRS)
Genome Biology
Evolution and Maintenance of Circular ChromosomesFrancois-Xavier Francois-Xavier BARRE (CNRS)
Programmed genome rearrangements Mireille BETERMIER (CNRS)
Spatial and functional organization of bacterial genomes Stéphanie BURY-MONE (UPSaclay) & Virginia LIOY (CNRS)
Signaling and Regulatory Networks in Bacteria Philippe BOULOC (CNRS)
Intragenomic Conflict and Evolution Cécile COURRET (CNRS)
Epigenetic regulation of transposable elements in Arabidopsis Angélique DELERIS (CNRS)
Meiotic Recombination and Pairing Eric ESPAGNE (UPSaclay)
Computational Biology of non-coding genomes Anne LOPES (UPSaclay)
Mammalian epigenomics Matthieu GERARD (CEA)
Fungal Epigenomics and Development Fabienne MALAGNAC (UPSaclay)
Genomics, Structure and Translation Olivier NAMY (CNRS)
Chromatin Dynamics Daan NOORDERMEER (CNRS)
RNA-binding proteins in gene expression and cell differentiation Mathieu ROUGEMAILLE (CNRS)
Transcription regulation in the malaria parasite Joana SANTOS (CNRS)
Genome transcriptional regulation Julie SOUTOURINA (CEA)
Integrity of genome and polarity in bacteria
Yoshiharu YAMAICHI (CNRS)
Microbiology
DNA Topology of Archaea Tamara BASTA (UPSaclay)
Assembly of Bacterial Cell Surfaces Nicolas BAYAN (UPSaclay) & Thierry TOUZE (UPSaclay)
Biology and Biotechnology of Cyanobacteria Franck CHAUVAT (CEA)
Adaptation mechanisms in cyanobacteria Sofia DOELLO (CEA)
Structures and functions of hybrid natural product assembly lines Christopher FAGE (CNRS)
Interactions of Bacteria with Plants and Insects Denis FAURE (CNRS) & Peter MERGAERT (CNRS)
Enzymology and non ribosomal peptide biosynthesis Muriel GONDRY (CEA)
Molecular Microbiology of Actinobacteria Sylvie LAUTRU (CNRS)
Regulatory RNAs in Clostridia Olga SOUTOURINA (UPSaclay)
Host Pathogen Interactions in Human Sepsis Pierre TISSIERES (UPSaclay)
Virology
Autophagy and antiviral immunity Audrey ESCLATINE (UPSaclay) & Arnaud MORIS (CNRS)
Rhabdovirus Yves GAUDIN (CNRS)
Replication and assembly of poxviruses Emmanuelle QUEMIN (CNRS)
Bacterial Virology Paulo TAVARES (CNRS)