Guillaume Thibault

This paper shows that E. faecalis uses lactic acid to suppress macrophage activation, enabling persistent and polymicrobial wound infections.

This study identifies E. faecalis extracellular electron transport as a source of ROS that triggers the UPR in epithelial cells, impairing wound healing.

PlantConnectome extracts 5 million functional relationships from 71,000 plant biology abstracts using large language models and provides a database for gene-metabolite interactions and regulatory networks.

This study shows that choline supplementation during pregnancy improves cognitive health in mice during pregnancy and in old age, with lasting effects on hippocampal gene signatures.

The paper introduces a yeast knowledge graph database built using AI to extract gene function relationships from publications, providing a searchable resource for yeast research.

The paper extracts and analyzes connectivity information from publications to build searchable connectomes for C. elegans and Drosophila using AI and bioinformatics tools.

This study uses scRNA-seq to analyze infected and uninfected wounds in mice, revealing transcriptional and metabolic changes linked to E. faecalis infection and its impact on wound healing.