Who we are

Welcome to Marcelo Nollmann's research group at the Center for Structural Biochemistry of the CNRS/INSERM

We develop single-molecule and advanced microscopy methodologies to understand the mechanisms underlying DNA organization and transcription in multi-cellular organisms.

News

• We are happy to present our latest work on 3DGenome organization and transcription during drosophila development, published in Nature Genetics on Apr 1/21 (see here) and available as a biorxiv preprint.
• Want to know how phase-separated droplets are segregated in bacteria? See our new article in Molecular Cell! check out the biorxivpreprint and the paper in Molecular Cell. Voir aussi publication du CNRS.
• Do you want to do Hi-M in your lab? Check out our VERY detailed protocol in Nature Protocols here.
• Nov'19: Prix Etancelin de l'Academie des Sciences See here
• Apr 19: Congratulations Jean-Bernard and Antoine for their papers appearing in Science and Nanoscale!
• Feb 19: congratulations to the team for the Hi-M paper being accepted in Mol Cell !
• Jan 18: physics to understand living systems: interview by the Bettencourt Schueller Fondation.

Featured Publications

ATP-Driven Separation of Liquid Phase Condensates in Bacteria

Guilhas, et al, Mol Cell (2020)

Microscopy-based chromosome conformation capture enables simultaneous visualization of genome organization and transcription in intact organisms
​Cardozo-Gizzi, et al. Mol Cell (2019)

Direct and simultaneous observation of transcription and chromosome architecture in single cells with Hi-M.
​Cardozo-Gizzi, et al. Nature Protocols (2020)

The mechanism of force transmission at bacterial focal adhesion complexes.
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Faure, et al. Nature (2016) [Blog] [Video]

Single-cell absolute contact probability detection reveals that chromosomes are organized by multiple low-frequency yet specific interaction
Cattoni, et al. Nature Comm (2017)

Bacterial partition complexes segregate within the volume of the nucleoid
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Le Gall, et al. Nature Comm (2016)

Condensin- and replication-mediated dynamic folding of a bacterial chromosome and its origin domain revealed by super-resolution imaging/ Hi-C​
​Marbouty, Le Gall, et al. Mol Cell (2015)

A complete list of publications, including chapters and articles not accessed by PubMed, can be found here.

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