Willy V Bienvenut

Dr. Bienvenut research projects are related to proteomics and bio-informatics. His previous development provides an interesting approach for large scale characterisation of protein N-term modification and N-term acetylation quantitation. He is at the origin of the N-terDB which provides experimentally characterised N-termini and N-term acetylation yield (N-terDB.i2bc.paris-saclay.fr). Collected data were valorised through the development of new predictions tools that outperform TargetP or ChloroP (soon available N-terPred.i2bc.paris-saclay.fr). W. Bienvenut works now at the Genetique Quantitative et Evolution - Le Moulon. His new interest is related to the determination of large-scale protein turnover in plants using 15N metabolic labelling to better understand plant stress resistance.