- Presentation
- Research
- REGARN : Regulatory non-coding RNAs in root plasticity
- ChromD : Chromosome Dynamics
- SILAB : Signaling pathways regulating Legume root system Architecture through Beneficial bacteria
- Qlab : Plant Quantitative Genomics and Epigenomics
- FLOCAD : Flower and Carpel Development
- CCARS : Climate Change & Redox Signaling
- STRESS : Stress signaling
- MetaboActions : Signaling, regulation and metabolic interactions
- DPHYS : Department Physiology and signaling
- GDYNPATH: Genome Dynamics and Pathogen Resistance
- SYMUNITY: Symbiosis and Immunity
- OGE: Organellar gene expression
- GNet : Genomic Networks
- GUILLOTIN Lab
- Teaching
- Platforms
- Databases
Statistical methods for omics analysis
We develop original statistical methods to analyze high-throughput molecular biology data. Our goal is to cope with the intrinsic difficult of analyzing such data set, in particular their high dimensionality, while facilitating their biological interpretation. We are experts of model-based approach for clustering, linear models and algorithms for molecular biology. These methods allowed us to investigate genome activity: gene expression, gene interactions and control mechanisms. Main topics are about:
- Neutral comparison studies
- Development of mixture models for co-expression networks and protein-DNA interactions
- Segmentation methods for longitudinal analysis of the genome.
- Statistical inference of gene networks.
