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Cyril Bontemps
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Identifiants chercheurs
- cyril-bontemps
- 0000-0001-7442-8526
- IdRef : 095787453
Présentation
**Bio:** I received my Ph.D in Microbial Ecology from the University of Lyon in 2005. Under the supervision of Catherine Boivin-Masson both in the LSTM (Montpellier) and LIPM (Toulouse) labs, my work focused on the creation of molecular tools to detect rhizobia that are plant mutualistic bacteria. I then continued my research activities from 2006 to 2009 at the University of York (UK) during two different post-docs. In the first one, in Peter Young’s lab, I prospected the rhizobia diversity in investigating the distribution and the evolution of the recently discovered b-rhizobia. In the second one, in the CNAP under the supervision of Neil Bruce, I studied the diversity of explosive-degrading bacteria and their involved mechanisms. I then joined the DynAMic Lab in September 2009 as a lecturer (assistant professor)
**Research**: In using approaches from microbiology to genomics, my current work focuses on the evolution and on the ecology of *Streptomyces*. In using *Streptomyces* collections created from grains of soil, I tried to measure the evolution of *Streptomyces* in their natural environment and decipher what are the main drivers of this evolution. I also tried to infer the consequences of this evolution on the ecological traits at the population level. I am also interested in exploiting the *Streptomyces* functional diversity in more applied projects (*e.g*. developing biosensors for wood degradation, discovering of molecules with interesting activities…).
**Teaching**: As a lecturer, I teach 192H per year to Bachelor and Master of Science students (from years 1 to 5). My main teaching topics are Microbiology, Evolution, Phylogeny and Microbial Ecology.
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Activation of cryptic biosynthetic pathways by bacterial/fungal co-culturesBiomolecules: Research & Development, Markets and Acceptability - LUE Impact Biomolecule seminar, Oct 2019, Palma de Mallorca, Spain
Poster de conférence
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Massive gene flux in bacterial population fuels adaptation to forest soil ecosystem15ème congrès de la Société Française de Microbiologie, Sep 2019, Paris 19ème, France. 2019
Poster de conférence
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Bacteria/fungi Interactions (BFI): a way to awake secondary metabolite gene clustersLorraine Université d'Excellence (LUE) Séminaire Impact Biomolécules, May 2018, Nancy, France
Poster de conférence
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Interplay between lateral gene transfer and rhizosphere functioningFunctional ecology conference 2018, Dec 2018, Nancy, France
Poster de conférence
hal-03060574v1
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Deciphering and exploiting bacteria-fungi dialogues to identify new bioactive metabolites12èmes Rencontres de Phytopathologie - Mycologie de la Société Française de Phytopathologie, Jan 2018, Aussois, France
Poster de conférence
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Biosenseur bactérien de la dégradation du boisFrance, N° de brevet: WO2016131665. 2016
Brevet
hal-01655306v1
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