Gaël A. Millot

This study shows that Chlamydia trachomatis infection causes global histone hypermethylation by inhibiting demethylation, leading to altered transcription and affecting infection outcomes.

The paper investigates how inverted sedentary chromosomal integrons (SCIs) in Vibrio cholerae recover their original orientation through homologous recombination, maintaining cassette stability and bacterial fitness.

The paper demonstrates that integron integrase can insert cassettes outside classical att sites, leading to new recombination sites called attG and expanding integron roles in bacterial evolution.

The paper investigates how transcription affects replication dynamics and genome stability in large genes, finding that moderate transcription increases instability while high transcription reduces it.