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Frank Delvigne and his team are conducting researches on the characterization and control of the dynamics of microbial populations in engineered (i.e., bioprocess, synthetic co-culture) and non-engineered (i.e., biofilm) ecosystems. More precisely, they are looking at how microbial populations are able to display different phenotypic structures in function of environmental perturbations. On a more applied basis, the concept developed in the team have already led to methodologies allowing to control gene expression in continuous cultivation devices, keep a given phenotypic structure in scale-down reactor or prevent unwanted phenotypic events such as biofilm formation or sporulation.
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