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  1. UpdatesAug 14, 2020

    PHAVES 5: AMA with Dr. Evelien Adriaenssens on Aug 18

    Phage Directory The next rendition of PHAVES will be an Ask Me Anything (AMA) with Dr. Evelien Adriaenssens on August 18 at 11:00 AM Eastern (GMT-4) / 4:00 PM UK (GMT+1). Evelien will answer your questions about phage taxonomy, viromics, an

    UpdatesCommunityPHAVESVirtual Event
  2. UpdatesAug 14, 2020

    Bacteriophage Therapy Summit

    Hanson Wade The 2nd Hanson Wade Bacteriophage Therapy Summit takes place (virtually) Aug 27-28, and registration is open! We (Jessica and Jan, Phage Directory) are excited to be participating in a panel discussion/workshop alongside Dr. Au

    UpdatesCommunityBiotechPhage TherapyVirtual Event
  3. UpdatesAug 14, 2020

    Phage Oxford: Virtual Conference

    Phage Oxford will take place September 9-10. Register here! The meeting will feature over 20 oral presentations by an international faculty of senior & junior researchers from across the world, covering phage molecular and structural biolo

    UpdatesCommunityVirtual Event
  4. UpdatesAug 14, 2020

    Learn about TAILOR on ASM-TMC MicroTalks

    Dr. Austen Terwilliger, Director of Operations at Baylor College of Medicine's TAILOR Service Center, which produces therapeutic phages for compassionate use cases, will give a talk on ASM-TMC MicroTalks on Aug. 17 at 3:15 PM Central (GMT-5

    UpdatesCommunityVirtual Event
  5. UpdatesAug 14, 2020

    Carmen Gu Liu (TAILΦR, Baylor College of Medicine) and colleagues published a new paper in MBio describing phage-antibiotic s

    Carmen Gu Liu (TAILΦR, Baylor College of Medicine) and colleagues published a new paper in MBio describing phage-antibiotic synography, a comprehensive method of assessing the effects of phage-antibiotic combinations. They saw that phages c

    UpdatesPhage-antibiotic synergyResearch paper
  6. UpdatesAug 14, 2020

    Phage genomes are usually identified based on sequence similarity to genomes already in databases. Kimmo Sirén (The GLOBE Ins

    Phage genomes are usually identified based on sequence similarity to genomes already in databases. Kimmo Sirén (The GLOBE Institute, University of Copenhagen) and colleagues published a new preprint showing rapid discovery of novel prophage

    UpdatesMachine learningPreprintProphage
  7. UpdatesAug 14, 2020

    Sylwia Bloch (Polish Academy of Sciences) and colleagues published a new review in Plasmid on phage-encoded small non-coding

    Sylwia Bloch (Polish Academy of Sciences) and colleagues published a new review in Plasmid on phage-encoded small non-coding RNA molecules. Could they play a role similar to that of microRNAs of eukaryotic viruses?

    UpdatesNon-coding RNAReview
  8. UpdatesAug 14, 2020

    The Mayo Clinic has been in the news lately as a major US medical institution making serious investments into phage therapy.

    The Mayo Clinic has been in the news lately as a major US medical institution making serious investments into phage therapy. Watch this 5-min video about how the Mayo Clinic treated its first patient, John Haverty, with phages.

    UpdatesPhage Therapy
  9. UpdatesAug 7, 2020

    Seeking MS2 phage

    Hello Everyone ! I'm in need of the MS2 bacteriophage and its host E. coli strain in India. Other than ATCC, I find no suppliers in India. Could anyone please share them or direct me to a supplier in India please? Thanks much ! drshankarman

    UpdatesCommunitySeeking phages
  10. UpdatesAug 7, 2020

    Bacteriophage Forum: A series of ecology/evolution phage talks

    Kavli Institute, UC Santa Barbara The Kavli Institute for Theoretical Physics at UC Santa Barbara is hosting a series of phage talks (particularly from the eco-evolutionary perspective) called Bacteriophage Forum. The dates are: August 11,

    UpdatesCommunityPhage ecologyVirtual Event
  11. UpdatesAug 7, 2020

    SBRT Webinar: Phages for Global Health

    Society for Bacteriophage Research and Therapy (SBRT) The Indian Society for Bacteriophage Research and Therapy (SBRT) is a platform where researchers working on phages and their applications share expertise & resources. SBRT is pleased to

    UpdatesCommunityVirtual Event
  12. UpdatesAug 7, 2020

    PHAVES 5: AMA with Dr. Evelien Adriaenssens on Aug 18

    Phage Directory Thanks to all who attended PHAVES 4 this week! We had a great turnout! Next up will be an Ask Me Anything (AMA) with Dr. Evelien Adriaenssens on August 18 at 11:00 AM Eastern (GMT-4) / 4:00 PM UK (GMT+1). Evelien will answe

    UpdatesCommunityTaxonomyViromicsVirtual Event
  13. UpdatesAug 7, 2020

    The Mayo Clinic has invested $1.75 million in Adaptive Phage Therapeutics, which will allow APT to initiate a clinical trial

    The Mayo Clinic has invested $1.75 million in Adaptive Phage Therapeutics, which will allow APT to initiate a clinical trial to address periprosthetic joint infections (an estimated commercial market of $900 million per year). The trial is

    UpdatesBiotech newsClinical TrialFunding newsPhage Therapy
  14. UpdatesAug 7, 2020

    Rijul Kochhar (MIT) published a new article on the pre-d’Hérelle history of phages, and the many meanings of phages today in

    Rijul Kochhar (MIT) published a new article on the pre-d’Hérelle history of phages, and the many meanings of phages today in the space of this ‘pre-discovery’. It’s a story of science, religion and late 19th century colonial healthcare with

    UpdatesHistoryPhage Therapy
  15. UpdatesAug 7, 2020

    Jimmy Trinh (Texas A&M University) and colleagues published a new paper in Nature Communications looking at lambda phage infe

    Jimmy Trinh (Texas A&M University) and colleagues published a new paper in Nature Communications looking at lambda phage infecting single host cells using live-cell and in-situ fluorescence imaging. They found that different viral DNAs esta

    UpdatesPhage-host interactionsResearch paper
  16. UpdatesAug 7, 2020

    Holger Loessner (Paul-Ehrlich-Institut, Germany) and colleagues published a new paper in Antibiotics on the use of kinetic fi

    Holger Loessner (Paul-Ehrlich-Institut, Germany) and colleagues published a new paper in Antibiotics on the use of kinetic fingerprinting to explore the dynamics of specific phage-host pairs, with the goal of designing effective phage thera

    UpdatesPhage-host interactionsResearch paper
  17. UpdatesAug 7, 2020

    Karim Abdelkader (Ghent University) and colleagues published a new paper in Applied and Environmental Microbiology showing th

    Karim Abdelkader (Ghent University) and colleagues published a new paper in Applied and Environmental Microbiology showing that an Acinetobacter baumannii phage lysin has a turgor pressure-dependent intrinsic antibacterial activity and can

    UpdatesLysinsResearch paper
  18. UpdatesAug 7, 2020

    Vito Adrian Cantu (San Diego State University) and colleagues published a new preprint on Phage Artificial Neural Networks (P

    Vito Adrian Cantu (San Diego State University) and colleagues published a new preprint on Phage Artificial Neural Networks (PhANNs), a fast and accurate machine learning tool and web server that can classify phage proteins into ten major cl

    UpdatesBioinformatics Tool
  19. UpdatesAug 7, 2020

    Huijun Geng (Dalian University of Technology, China) and colleagues published a paper looking into phage therapy as a treatme

    Huijun Geng (Dalian University of Technology, China) and colleagues published a paper looking into phage therapy as a treatment for Staphylococcus aureus-induced mastitis using a mouse model. Mice with induced mastitis showed improved masti

    UpdatesAnimal modelPhage TherapyResearch paper
  20. UpdatesJul 31, 2020

    Seeking collaboration

    Martin Inyimili I have been working on phages from 2018. I now have several phages which I need to extract their DNA and sequence on the nanopore sequencer. Can someone help me on how to do this especially sequencing several samples at once

    UpdatesCommunityGenome sequencingSeeking collaborator
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