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[[Category:Contributors|Couturier,Marie]]

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−	Marie Couturier started working on carbohydrate-active enzymes in 2008 at INRA (Fungal Biodiversity and Biotechnology Lab, Marseilles, France), first as a research assistant and then as a PhD student supervised by ~~^^^~~Jean-Guy Berrin~~^^^~~. Her PhD studies focused on the characterization of a variety of fungal CAZymes ([[GH5]], [[GH26]], [[GH45]]) <cite>Couturier2011a Couturier2011b Couturier2013</cite>. In 2013 she obtained a Marie Curie fellowship to join Emma Master’s team at the University of Toronto (Bioproducts Lab, Toronto, Canada) where she was involved in metagenomic exploration of microflora originating from moose and beaver intestinal tracts <cite>Wong2017</cite>. She also studied there the enzymatic arsenal of ''Pycnoporus coccineus'' by means of transcriptomic, proteomic and functional analyses <cite>Couturier2015</cite>. This work led to the discovery of the LPMO family [[AA14]] and structure-function characterization of its first member <cite>Couturier2018</cite>. In 2017 she started a postdoctoral contract at CERMAV (Centre for Research on Plant Macromolecules, CNRS, Grenoble, France) with William Helbert where she studied several mannanase families ([[GH26]], [[GH113]]) as well as mannan degrading Polysaccharide Utilization Loci. She recently obtained a research scientist position at CERMAV to pursue her research on enzymes involved in the deconstruction of polysaccharides.	+	Marie Couturier started working on carbohydrate-active enzymes in 2008 at INRA (Fungal Biodiversity and Biotechnology Lab, Marseilles, France), first as a research assistant and then as a PhD student supervised by [[User:Jean-Guy Berrin\|Jean-Guy Berrin]]. Her PhD studies focused on the characterization of a variety of fungal CAZymes ([[GH5]], [[GH26]], [[GH45]]) <cite>Couturier2011a Couturier2011b Couturier2013</cite>. In 2013 she obtained a Marie Curie fellowship to join Emma Master’s team at the University of Toronto (Bioproducts Lab, Toronto, Canada) where she was involved in metagenomic exploration of microflora originating from moose and beaver intestinal tracts <cite>Wong2017</cite>. She also studied there the enzymatic arsenal of ''Pycnoporus coccineus'' by means of transcriptomic, proteomic and functional analyses <cite>Couturier2015</cite>. This work led to the discovery of the LPMO family [[AA14]] and structure-function characterization of its first member <cite>Couturier2018</cite>. In 2017 she started a postdoctoral contract at CERMAV (Centre for Research on Plant Macromolecules, CNRS, Grenoble, France) with William Helbert where she studied several mannanase families ([[GH26]], [[GH113]]) as well as mannan degrading Polysaccharide Utilization Loci. She recently obtained a research scientist position at CERMAV to pursue her research on enzymes involved in the deconstruction of polysaccharides.

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−	Marie Couturier started working on carbohydrate-active enzymes in 2008 at INRA (Fungal Biodiversity and ~~Biotecjnology~~ Lab, Marseilles, France), first as a research assistant and then as a PhD student supervised by ^^^Jean-Guy Berrin^^^. Her PhD studies focused on the characterization of a variety of fungal CAZymes ([[GH5]], [[GH26]], [[GH45]]) <cite>Couturier2011a Couturier2011b Couturier2013</cite>. In 2013 she obtained a Marie Curie fellowship to join Emma Master’s team at the University of Toronto (Bioproducts Lab, Toronto, Canada) where she was involved in metagenomic exploration of microflora originating from moose and beaver intestinal tracts <cite>Wong2017</cite>. She also studied there the enzymatic arsenal of ''Pycnoporus coccineus'' by means of transcriptomic, proteomic and functional analyses <cite>Couturier2015</cite>. This work led to the discovery of the LPMO family [[AA14]] and structure-function characterization of its first member <cite>Couturier2018</cite>. In 2017 she started a postdoctoral contract at CERMAV (Centre for Research on Plant Macromolecules, CNRS, Grenoble, France) with William Helbert where she studied several mannanase families ([[GH26]], [[GH113]]) as well as mannan degrading Polysaccharide Utilization Loci. She recently obtained a research scientist position at CERMAV to pursue her research on enzymes involved in the deconstruction of polysaccharides.	+	Marie Couturier started working on carbohydrate-active enzymes in 2008 at INRA (Fungal Biodiversity and Biotechnology Lab, Marseilles, France), first as a research assistant and then as a PhD student supervised by ^^^Jean-Guy Berrin^^^. Her PhD studies focused on the characterization of a variety of fungal CAZymes ([[GH5]], [[GH26]], [[GH45]]) <cite>Couturier2011a Couturier2011b Couturier2013</cite>. In 2013 she obtained a Marie Curie fellowship to join Emma Master’s team at the University of Toronto (Bioproducts Lab, Toronto, Canada) where she was involved in metagenomic exploration of microflora originating from moose and beaver intestinal tracts <cite>Wong2017</cite>. She also studied there the enzymatic arsenal of ''Pycnoporus coccineus'' by means of transcriptomic, proteomic and functional analyses <cite>Couturier2015</cite>. This work led to the discovery of the LPMO family [[AA14]] and structure-function characterization of its first member <cite>Couturier2018</cite>. In 2017 she started a postdoctoral contract at CERMAV (Centre for Research on Plant Macromolecules, CNRS, Grenoble, France) with William Helbert where she studied several mannanase families ([[GH26]], [[GH113]]) as well as mannan degrading Polysaccharide Utilization Loci. She recently obtained a research scientist position at CERMAV to pursue her research on enzymes involved in the deconstruction of polysaccharides.

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−	Marie Couturier started working on carbohydrate-active enzymes in 2008 at INRA (Fungal Biodiversity and Biotecjnology Lab, Marseilles, France), first as a research assistant and then as a PhD student supervised by ^^^Jean-Guy Berrin^^^. Her PhD studies focused on the characterization of a variety of fungal CAZymes ([[GH5]], [[GH26]], [[GH45]]) <cite>Couturier2011a Couturier2011b Couturier2013</cite>. In 2013 she obtained a Marie Curie fellowship to join Emma Master’s team at the University of Toronto (Bioproducts Lab, Toronto, Canada) where she was involved in metagenomic exploration of microflora originating from moose and beaver intestinal tracts <cite>Wong2017</cite>. She also studied there the enzymatic arsenal of ''Pycnoporus coccineus'' by means of transcriptomic, proteomic and functional analyses <cite>Couturier2015</cite>. This work led to the discovery of the LPMO family AA14 and structure-function characterization of its first member <cite>Couturier2018</cite>. In 2017 she started a postdoctoral contract at CERMAV (Centre for Research on Plant Macromolecules, CNRS, Grenoble, France) with William Helbert where she studied several mannanase families ([[GH26]], [[GH113]]) as well as mannan degrading Polysaccharide Utilization Loci. She recently obtained a research scientist position at CERMAV to pursue her research on enzymes involved in the deconstruction of polysaccharides.	+	Marie Couturier started working on carbohydrate-active enzymes in 2008 at INRA (Fungal Biodiversity and Biotecjnology Lab, Marseilles, France), first as a research assistant and then as a PhD student supervised by ^^^Jean-Guy Berrin^^^. Her PhD studies focused on the characterization of a variety of fungal CAZymes ([[GH5]], [[GH26]], [[GH45]]) <cite>Couturier2011a Couturier2011b Couturier2013</cite>. In 2013 she obtained a Marie Curie fellowship to join Emma Master’s team at the University of Toronto (Bioproducts Lab, Toronto, Canada) where she was involved in metagenomic exploration of microflora originating from moose and beaver intestinal tracts <cite>Wong2017</cite>. She also studied there the enzymatic arsenal of ''Pycnoporus coccineus'' by means of transcriptomic, proteomic and functional analyses <cite>Couturier2015</cite>. This work led to the discovery of the LPMO family [[AA14]] and structure-function characterization of its first member <cite>Couturier2018</cite>. In 2017 she started a postdoctoral contract at CERMAV (Centre for Research on Plant Macromolecules, CNRS, Grenoble, France) with William Helbert where she studied several mannanase families ([[GH26]], [[GH113]]) as well as mannan degrading Polysaccharide Utilization Loci. She recently obtained a research scientist position at CERMAV to pursue her research on enzymes involved in the deconstruction of polysaccharides.

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−	Marie Couturier started working on carbohydrate-active enzymes in 2008 at INRA (Fungal Biodiversity and Biotecjnology Lab, Marseilles, France), first as a research assistant and then as a PhD student supervised by Jean-Guy Berrin. Her PhD studies focused on the characterization of a variety of fungal CAZymes ([[GH5]], [[GH26]], [[GH45]]) <cite>Couturier2011a~~</cite>, <cite>~~Couturier2011b~~</cite>, <cite>~~Couturier2013</cite>. In 2013 she obtained a Marie Curie fellowship to join Emma Master’s team at the University of Toronto (Bioproducts Lab, Toronto, Canada) where she was involved in metagenomic exploration of microflora originating from moose and beaver intestinal tracts <cite>Wong2017</cite>. She also studied there the enzymatic arsenal of ''Pycnoporus coccineus'' by means of transcriptomic, proteomic and functional analyses <cite>Couturier2015</cite>. This work led to the discovery of the LPMO family AA14 and structure-function characterization of its first member <cite>Couturier2018</cite>. In 2017 she started a postdoctoral contract at CERMAV (Centre for Research on Plant Macromolecules, CNRS, Grenoble, France) with William Helbert where she studied several mannanase families ([[GH26]], [[GH113]]) as well as mannan degrading Polysaccharide Utilization Loci. She recently obtained a research scientist position at CERMAV to pursue her research on enzymes involved in the deconstruction of polysaccharides.	+	Marie Couturier started working on carbohydrate-active enzymes in 2008 at INRA (Fungal Biodiversity and Biotecjnology Lab, Marseilles, France), first as a research assistant and then as a PhD student supervised by ^^^Jean-Guy Berrin^^^. Her PhD studies focused on the characterization of a variety of fungal CAZymes ([[GH5]], [[GH26]], [[GH45]]) <cite>Couturier2011a Couturier2011b Couturier2013</cite>. In 2013 she obtained a Marie Curie fellowship to join Emma Master’s team at the University of Toronto (Bioproducts Lab, Toronto, Canada) where she was involved in metagenomic exploration of microflora originating from moose and beaver intestinal tracts <cite>Wong2017</cite>. She also studied there the enzymatic arsenal of ''Pycnoporus coccineus'' by means of transcriptomic, proteomic and functional analyses <cite>Couturier2015</cite>. This work led to the discovery of the LPMO family AA14 and structure-function characterization of its first member <cite>Couturier2018</cite>. In 2017 she started a postdoctoral contract at CERMAV (Centre for Research on Plant Macromolecules, CNRS, Grenoble, France) with William Helbert where she studied several mannanase families ([[GH26]], [[GH113]]) as well as mannan degrading Polysaccharide Utilization Loci. She recently obtained a research scientist position at CERMAV to pursue her research on enzymes involved in the deconstruction of polysaccharides.

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−	Marie Couturier started working on carbohydrate-active enzymes in 2008 at INRA (Fungal Biodiversity and Biotecjnology Lab, Marseilles, France), first as a research assistant and then as a PhD student supervised by Jean-Guy Berrin. Her PhD studies focused on the characterization of a variety of fungal CAZymes (GH5, GH26, GH45) <cite>Couturier2011a</cite>, <cite>Couturier2011b</cite>, <cite>Couturier2013</cite>. In 2013 she obtained a Marie Curie fellowship to join Emma Master’s team at the University of Toronto (Bioproducts Lab, Toronto, Canada) where she was involved in metagenomic exploration of microflora originating from moose and beaver intestinal tracts <cite>Wong2017</cite>. She also studied there the enzymatic arsenal of ''Pycnoporus coccineus'' by means of transcriptomic, proteomic and functional analyses <cite>Couturier2015</cite>. This work led to the discovery of the LPMO family AA14 and structure-function characterization of its first member <cite>Couturier2018</cite>. In 2017 she started a postdoctoral contract at CERMAV (Centre for Research on Plant Macromolecules, CNRS, Grenoble, France) with William Helbert where she studied several mannanase families (GH26, GH113~~, GH134~~) as well as mannan degrading Polysaccharide Utilization Loci. She recently obtained a research scientist position at CERMAV to pursue her research on enzymes involved in the deconstruction of polysaccharides.	+	Marie Couturier started working on carbohydrate-active enzymes in 2008 at INRA (Fungal Biodiversity and Biotecjnology Lab, Marseilles, France), first as a research assistant and then as a PhD student supervised by Jean-Guy Berrin. Her PhD studies focused on the characterization of a variety of fungal CAZymes ([[GH5]], [[GH26]], [[GH45]]) <cite>Couturier2011a</cite>, <cite>Couturier2011b</cite>, <cite>Couturier2013</cite>. In 2013 she obtained a Marie Curie fellowship to join Emma Master’s team at the University of Toronto (Bioproducts Lab, Toronto, Canada) where she was involved in metagenomic exploration of microflora originating from moose and beaver intestinal tracts <cite>Wong2017</cite>. She also studied there the enzymatic arsenal of ''Pycnoporus coccineus'' by means of transcriptomic, proteomic and functional analyses <cite>Couturier2015</cite>. This work led to the discovery of the LPMO family AA14 and structure-function characterization of its first member <cite>Couturier2018</cite>. In 2017 she started a postdoctoral contract at CERMAV (Centre for Research on Plant Macromolecules, CNRS, Grenoble, France) with William Helbert where she studied several mannanase families ([[GH26]], [[GH113]]) as well as mannan degrading Polysaccharide Utilization Loci. She recently obtained a research scientist position at CERMAV to pursue her research on enzymes involved in the deconstruction of polysaccharides.

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−	Marie Couturier started working on carbohydrate-active enzymes in 2008 at INRA (~~BBF~~, Marseilles, France), first as a research assistant and then as a PhD student supervised by Jean-Guy Berrin. Her PhD studies focused on the characterization of a variety of fungal CAZymes (GH5, GH26, GH45) <cite>Couturier2011a</cite>, <cite>Couturier2011b</cite>, <cite>Couturier2013</cite>. In 2013 she obtained a Marie Curie fellowship to join Emma Master’s team at the University of Toronto (Bioproducts Lab, Toronto, Canada) where she was involved in metagenomic exploration of microflora originating from moose and beaver intestinal tracts <cite>Wong2017</cite>. She also studied there the enzymatic arsenal of ''Pycnoporus coccineus'' by means of transcriptomic, proteomic and functional analyses <cite>Couturier2015</cite>. This work led to the discovery of the LPMO family AA14 and structure-function characterization of its first member <cite>Couturier2018</cite>. In 2017 she started a postdoctoral contract at CERMAV (CNRS, Grenoble, France) with William Helbert where she studied several mannanase families (GH26, GH113, GH134) as well as mannan degrading Polysaccharide Utilization Loci. She recently obtained a research scientist position at CERMAV to pursue her research on enzymes involved in the deconstruction of polysaccharides.	+	Marie Couturier started working on carbohydrate-active enzymes in 2008 at INRA (Fungal Biodiversity and Biotecjnology Lab, Marseilles, France), first as a research assistant and then as a PhD student supervised by Jean-Guy Berrin. Her PhD studies focused on the characterization of a variety of fungal CAZymes (GH5, GH26, GH45) <cite>Couturier2011a</cite>, <cite>Couturier2011b</cite>, <cite>Couturier2013</cite>. In 2013 she obtained a Marie Curie fellowship to join Emma Master’s team at the University of Toronto (Bioproducts Lab, Toronto, Canada) where she was involved in metagenomic exploration of microflora originating from moose and beaver intestinal tracts <cite>Wong2017</cite>. She also studied there the enzymatic arsenal of ''Pycnoporus coccineus'' by means of transcriptomic, proteomic and functional analyses <cite>Couturier2015</cite>. This work led to the discovery of the LPMO family AA14 and structure-function characterization of its first member <cite>Couturier2018</cite>. In 2017 she started a postdoctoral contract at CERMAV (Centre for Research on Plant Macromolecules, CNRS, Grenoble, France) with William Helbert where she studied several mannanase families (GH26, GH113, GH134) as well as mannan degrading Polysaccharide Utilization Loci. She recently obtained a research scientist position at CERMAV to pursue her research on enzymes involved in the deconstruction of polysaccharides.

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+Marie Couturier started working on carbohydrate-active enzymes in 2008 at INRA (BBF, Marseilles, France), first as a research assistant and then as a PhD student supervised by Jean-Guy Berrin. Her PhD studies focused on the characterization of a variety of fungal CAZymes (GH5, GH26, GH45) <cite>Couturier2011a</cite>, <cite>Couturier2011b</cite>, <cite>Couturier2013</cite>. In 2013 she obtained a Marie Curie fellowship to join Emma Master’s team at the University of Toronto (Bioproducts Lab, Toronto, Canada) where she was involved in metagenomic exploration of microflora originating from moose and beaver intestinal tracts <cite>Wong2017</cite>. She also studied there the enzymatic arsenal of ''Pycnoporus coccineus'' by means of transcriptomic, proteomic and functional analyses <cite>Couturier2015</cite>. This work led to the discovery of the LPMO family AA14 and structure-function characterization of its first member <cite>Couturier2018</cite>. In 2017 she started a postdoctoral contract at CERMAV (CNRS, Grenoble, France) with William Helbert where she studied several mannanase families (GH26, GH113, GH134) as well as mannan degrading Polysaccharide Utilization Loci. She recently obtained a research scientist position at CERMAV to pursue her research on enzymes involved in the deconstruction of polysaccharides.
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