Stéphanie Flament

The paper isolates and characterizes bifidobacterial lipoproteins in donor human milk that can cross intestinal cell layers and bind coxsackievirus B4, suggesting potential anti-viral protection.

This study examines the time-resolved changes in the cell wall proteome of Saccharomyces cerevisiae during batch fermentation, revealing dynamic regulation linked to metabolic transitions and nutrient availability.

This paper introduces a low-invasive sampling method for analyzing collagen from archaeological and paleontological bones using proteomics, achieving results comparable to destructive methods without damaging the samples.