Simon LADEVEZE

En résumé

Entreprises

• BBF Biodiversité et Biotechnologies Fongiques (INRA) - AFMB (CNRS) - Post Doctorant

  2015 - maintenant

• Laboratoire d'ingénierie des systèmes biologiques et procédés - PhD student

  2011 - 2015 TITLE: Functional and structural insights into glycoside hydrolase family 130 enzymes:
  implications in carbohydrate foraging by human gut bacteria.
  The interplay between gut bacteria, food and host play a key role in human health. The functional characterization of Uhgb_MP, an enzyme belonging to the family 130 of glycoside hydrolases, discovered by functional metagenomics, revealed novel functions of plant cell wall polysaccharide and host glycan degradation by phosphorolysis. The molecular determinants of Uhgb_MP specificity towards mannosides were identified by solving its crystal structure, in apo form and in complex with its ligands. A new process of high added value mannosylated oligosaccharide synthesis by reverse-phosphorolysis was also developed. Finally, the functional characterization of the BACOVA_03624 protein from Bacteroides ovatus ATCC 8483, a highly prevalent gut bacterium, revealed that GH130 family both contains glycoside phosphorylases and glycoside hydrolases, which are able to degrade mannosides and galactosides, and to synthesize them by reverse-phosphorolysis and/or transglycosylation. All these results, together with the identification of GH130 enzyme inhibitors, open new perspectives for studying, and potentially also for controlling, interactions between host and gut microbes.

• Institut de Pharmacologie et de biologie structurale - Second year Master's student

  2010 - 2011 As a Master's degree final training period, my research project aimed at determining the 3D structure of the Fatty Acyl AMP-Ligase FADD32 from Mycobacterium Tuberculosis by X-ray cristallography. As a vital enzyme for the bacterium, its 3D structure determination would help desiging new antibiotics for tuberculosis treatment. As a student, this experience gave me the opportunity to develop my skills in the field of general protein biochemistry, production, purification and structural caracterization. It also allowed me to become proficient in the field of protein cristallization, developped my team working abilities, as well as improving my communication skills such as written and oral reporting and reviewing of my work.

• Institut de Pharmacologie et de biologie structurale - Stage de master 1

  2009 - 2010 Stage de Master 1 :
  Construction de souches bactériennes mutantes par ingénierie moléculaire.
  Equipe Mécanisme des infections mycobactériennes.

Formations

• INSA TOULOUSE

  Toulouse 2011 - 2015 Doctorat

• Université Paul Sabatier

  Toulouse 2010 - 2011 Cristallographie
  
  Master recherche Biologie structurale et fonctionelle

• Université Paul Sabatier

  Toulouse 2009 - 2010 master biochimie et biotechnologies

• Université Paul Sabatier

  Toulouse 2006 - 2009 Biochimie et biologie molécuaire
  
  Licence de biochimie et biologie moléculaire

Réseau

• Amélie SOUCASSE

• Benjamin PERCHERON

• Emilie AMBLARD

• Maya SALHI

• Nicolas LADEVEZE

• Paula NUNES

• Pierre MONSAN

• Romain IRAGUE

• Sandrine UTTENWEILER