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Post-doctorant(e) en génétique et biologie moléculaire des plantes et microbiologie CNRS in France

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Postdoc

Field of study

Cell Biology

Funding

Available

Deadline

Nov 25, 2026

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France

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CNRS

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Keywords

Cell Biology
Microbiology
Biology
Transposable Elements
Host-pathogen Interaction
Genetic
Genomic
Small Rna

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About this position

This postdoctoral project at CNRS focuses on the molecular dialogue between tomato and the bacterial phytopathogen Pseudomonas syringae. The selected researcher will investigate how endogenous tomato small non-coding RNAs can be internalised by the pathogen and how they may directly reshape bacterial gene expression.

The work is centred on identifying the full set of tomato small RNAs that enter the pathogen and characterising their impact on post-transcriptional regulation inside bacterial cells. A particular question is whether tomato transposable elements contribute to the production of antibacterial small RNAs. The project will also test whether some of these molecules regulate essential genes or virulence-related genes during infection and whether they contribute to antibacterial resistance.

The research combines genetics, genomics, molecular biology and cell biology, with functional assays to probe the roles of candidate small RNAs. The postdoc will join an international research team studying molecular mechanisms of host-pathogen interactions as well as post-transcriptional and epigenetic gene regulation across several model systems, including microalgae, plants and human cells.

The successful candidate will benefit from access to the IBENS research platforms, including imaging, genomics, and plant-algae resources, as well as dedicated bench and office space within the team.

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