Alice Lebreton

This study shows that Listeria monocytogenes primes its cytosolic virulence program inside eSLAPs, enabling faster actin recruitment upon escape.

The paper shows that bacterial pore-forming toxins induce alternative splicing of CIRBP and SRSFs, altering cell response to Listeria infection.

This paper engineers E. coli to be magnetically controllable and capable of spatially localizing functions through asymmetric inheritance of magnetic properties.

This study investigates how transcriptional and translational regulations coordinate during Listeria monocytogenes infection, finding that translation inhibition specifically targets translation machinery genes.