Pierre Lê-Bury

Yersinia pestis lipoprotein SlyB promotes plague pathogenesis via envelope stress tolerance

This study identifies SlyB as a key lipoprotein in Yersinia pestis that enhances envelope stress tolerance, enabling immune evasion in mammalian hosts but not in flea vectors.

A type IVB secretion system contributes to the pathogenicity of Yersinia pseudotuberculosis strains responsible for the Far East scarlet-like fever

This study identifies the Y. pseudotuberculosis T4BSS as a virulence factor contributing to FESLF pathogenicity through immune modulation during oral infection.

In-host evolution of Yersinia enterocolitica during a chronic human infection

This study tracks genetic and phenotypic changes in Yersinia enterocolitica during a chronic human infection, revealing host-adaptive mutations and antibiotic resistance mechanisms.

Dual proteomic signature of immune cells and Yersinia pestis upon blood infection

The paper presents a dual proteomic analysis of Yersinia pestis and human immune cells during blood infection, revealing pathogenic signatures and pathway reshaping.