Olivier Espéli

This study shows dietary emulsifiers and host inflammation together drive genomic changes in AIEC, increasing its pathogenicity.

The paper shows that AIEC E. coli strains use different strategies to colonize macrophages and form IBCs, with variations in detoxification, biofilm formation, and macrophage responses.

The paper investigates how DNA topoisomerase I senses and responds to supercoiling during transcription elongation in E. coli.

This study investigates chromosome folding in E. coli with altered decatenation activities, revealing roles for Topo IV, Topo III, MatP, and MukB in sister chromatid organization.

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

The paper redesigns a genomic region for improved Hi-C analysis, revealing insights into homolog pairing and loop formation during meiosis.