Matthieu Haudiquet
@matthieu-haudiquet.bsky.social
Postdoc with Aude Bernheim (@mdmlab.bsky.social) and Enzo Poirier studying the conservation of immunity across the tree of life | Institut Curie & Institut Pasteur | Former PhD student @epcrocha.bsky.social
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So great to see the work of the lab being brillantly presented at conferences across 🇮🇹🍦🍝, @matthieu-haudiquet.bsky.social on Evolution and Mechanism of Lamassu in FEMS, Milan and Ernest Mordret on LLM for prediction of antiphage systems in GRC Evolutionary Genomics,Tuscany.
Check out their work 👇
Check out their work 👇
July 17, 2025 at 5:39 PM
So great to see the work of the lab being brillantly presented at conferences across 🇮🇹🍦🍝, @matthieu-haudiquet.bsky.social on Evolution and Mechanism of Lamassu in FEMS, Milan and Ernest Mordret on LLM for prediction of antiphage systems in GRC Evolutionary Genomics,Tuscany.
Check out their work 👇
Check out their work 👇
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Here's our new broad review on the extended mobility of plasmids, about all mechanisms driving and limiting their transfer. From conjugation to conduction, phage-plasmids to hitchers, molecular to evolutionary dynamics, ecology to biotech. The state of affairs. 1/9 academic.oup.com/nar/article/...
July 23, 2025 at 7:35 AM
Here's our new broad review on the extended mobility of plasmids, about all mechanisms driving and limiting their transfer. From conjugation to conduction, phage-plasmids to hitchers, molecular to evolutionary dynamics, ecology to biotech. The state of affairs. 1/9 academic.oup.com/nar/article/...
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It was an honor for my lab and myself to host the meeting on the Immune Systems of Bacteria. Such a high from all the incredible science and sharing with scientists from the whole world the greatness of Paris in the spring.
Vive la science, et vive Paris!
Vive la science, et vive Paris!
April 11, 2025 at 3:46 PM
It was an honor for my lab and myself to host the meeting on the Immune Systems of Bacteria. Such a high from all the incredible science and sharing with scientists from the whole world the greatness of Paris in the spring.
Vive la science, et vive Paris!
Vive la science, et vive Paris!
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The Institut Pasteur has decided to leave X (formerly Twitter) to join BlueSky! 🦋
The Institut Pasteur made this decision due to several serious issues observed on the X platform since its acquisition. Join us here to continue advocating for science. www.pasteur.fr/en/home/pres...
The Institut Pasteur made this decision due to several serious issues observed on the X platform since its acquisition. Join us here to continue advocating for science. www.pasteur.fr/en/home/pres...
Institut Pasteur decides to leave X
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January 16, 2025 at 9:18 AM
The Institut Pasteur has decided to leave X (formerly Twitter) to join BlueSky! 🦋
The Institut Pasteur made this decision due to several serious issues observed on the X platform since its acquisition. Join us here to continue advocating for science. www.pasteur.fr/en/home/pres...
The Institut Pasteur made this decision due to several serious issues observed on the X platform since its acquisition. Join us here to continue advocating for science. www.pasteur.fr/en/home/pres...
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Out in NAR, AntiDefenseFinder & our "systematic" analysis of inhibitors of antiphage systems wt Bondy-Denomy lab led by @ftesson.bsky.social and E. Huiting.
Not so "systematic" as very few known, fun stuff on MGE, antidefense islands and cool phages exaptations!
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Not so "systematic" as very few known, fun stuff on MGE, antidefense islands and cool phages exaptations!
academic.oup.com/nar/advance-...
Exploring the diversity of anti-defense systems across prokaryotes, phages and mobile genetic elements
Abstract. The co-evolution of prokaryotes, phages and mobile genetic elements (MGEs) has driven the diversification of defense and anti-defense systems ali
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December 16, 2024 at 8:53 AM
Out in NAR, AntiDefenseFinder & our "systematic" analysis of inhibitors of antiphage systems wt Bondy-Denomy lab led by @ftesson.bsky.social and E. Huiting.
Not so "systematic" as very few known, fun stuff on MGE, antidefense islands and cool phages exaptations!
academic.oup.com/nar/advance-...
Not so "systematic" as very few known, fun stuff on MGE, antidefense islands and cool phages exaptations!
academic.oup.com/nar/advance-...