Bacteriophage Lab of Institut Pasteur

@phagepasteur.bsky.social

Our team is studying bacteriophages that are viruses infecting bacteria. Since 2006, Laurent Debarbieux has reignited a research lab about phage therapy following the pionnering work of Félix d'Herelle started in early 20th century.

Well, the audience responded with something else, as well Alejandro's presentation was awarded the Intralytix award for "Best oral presentation" in the phage therapy category 🥳 A nice capper, recognizing the work of the BBH lab at #VoM2026

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Bacteriophage Lab of Institut Pasteur@phagepasteur.bsky.social · 4w ago

We were very happy to show some of our Immunophage synergy work at #VoM2026 during the Phage therapy session Our Postdoc @bohorquezalejo.bsky.social was able to summarize our work on this area and the audience responded with multiple, insightful questions

Perhaps also some representatives from the 2028 meeting in this photo? 👀👀👀

ISVM@isvm-society.bsky.social · 4w ago

A special moment at #VoM2026! 🎉 Representatives of every Viruses of Microbes conference organizing team—from 2010 to 2026— came together for the networking dinner after another fantastic day of science. A wonderful reminder of the community that has built and continues to shape VoM. 🦠 #ISVM #VoM2026

Once again, sharing part of the discussion that we had at the BBH about an interesting paper This time, it was this work performed at US San Diego about antibiotic/phage interaction in a single patient If you're interested, we've got a thread for you!! 🧵 #Phage #Phagesky

Bacteriophage Lab of Institut Pasteur@phagepasteur.bsky.social · 2mo ago

This new paper by the folks over at UC San diego caught our eye, so we thought we'd give our two cents on it. As we've been doing in previous posts: 📝Premise ✅What we liked ❓Questions it raised for us www.nature.com/articles/s41... All images are taken from the original paper

Another week, another paper that we liked so much, we made a brief comment on You should take a look! It's only a short thread 🧵 #Phage #Phagesky

Bacteriophage Lab of Institut Pasteur@phagepasteur.bsky.social · 4mo ago

We recently came across this study (published on @elife.bsky.social ) and it caught our eye, so we decided to make a brief #phagesky comment on it 📝Premise ✅What we liked ❓Questions it raised for us elifesciences.org/reviewed-pre... All images are taken from the paper

From time to time, we like to comment on recent papers that catch our attention We found this one from Dahlman et al., @jeremyjbarr.bsky.social lab, very interesting indeed www.nature.com/articles/s41... 📝- Premise ✅- What we liked ❓- Questions and prospective (Images are taken from the paper)

Isolation, engineering and ecology of temperate phages from the human gut - Nature

Human host-associated cellular products may act as induction agents for bacteriophages.

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