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  1. UpdatesFeb 21, 2020

    Vivek Mutalik (Lawrence Berkeley National Lab) and colleagues have published a new preprint on high-throughput mapping of the

    Vivek Mutalik (Lawrence Berkeley National Lab) and colleagues have published a new preprint on high-throughput mapping of the phage resistance landscape in E. coli. Through systematic, genome-wide loss-of-function and gain-of-function studi

    UpdatesResearchPreprint
  2. UpdatesFeb 21, 2020

    Rogelio Rodriguez-Gonzalez (Georgia Institute of Technology) and colleagues published a new paper in mSystems on quantitative

    Rogelio Rodriguez-Gonzalez (Georgia Institute of Technology) and colleagues published a new paper in mSystems on quantitative modeling of phage-antibiotic combination therapy. Their findings highlight the role of antibiotics and the immune

    UpdatesMathematical modelingPhage Therapy
  3. UpdatesFeb 21, 2020

    Mohammadali Khan Mirzaei (McGill University, Montreal, Canada) and colleagues have shown that phages isolated from growth-stu

    Mohammadali Khan Mirzaei (McGill University, Montreal, Canada) and colleagues have shown that phages isolated from growth-stunted Bangladeshi children are different from those in non-stunted children. They show these phages are infectious i

    UpdatesResearchGut phages
  4. UpdatesFeb 21, 2020

    Phages are extremely diverse at the genetic level, but not so much at the structural level... why? In an informative new revi

    Phages are extremely diverse at the genetic level, but not so much at the structural level... why? In an informative new review, Moïra Dion (Université Laval, Canada) and colleagues have explored phage diversity at the structural, genomic a

    UpdatesReviewPhage diversity
  5. UpdatesFeb 21, 2020

    Are there really 10^31 viral particles on Earth? Here's a new minireview by A. R. Mushegian (National Science Foundation) on

    Are there really 10^31 viral particles on Earth? Here's a new minireview by A. R. Mushegian (National Science Foundation) on how that number ("The Hendrix Product") was derived, and whether it needs to be revised.

    UpdatesPerspectiveMinireview
  6. UpdatesFeb 21, 2020

    Submit an abstract for the Monash-UCSD Bacteriophage Symposium (Mar 30, 2020, Melbourne, Australia).

    Submit an abstract for the Monash-UCSD Bacteriophage Symposium (Mar 30, 2020, Melbourne, Australia).

    UpdatesPhage TherapySymposium
  7. UpdatesFeb 21, 2020

    ISME (International Symposium on Microbial Ecology, August 9-14, 2020, Cape Town, South Africa) will have a virus/phage sessi

    ISME (International Symposium on Microbial Ecology, August 9-14, 2020, Cape Town, South Africa) will have a virus/phage session this year. Submit abstracts by March 6; propose round table topics by Feb 29!

    UpdatesPhage ecologySymposium
  8. UpdatesFeb 21, 2020

    Phage Methods Q&A

    What is the best way to search an assembled phage contig against human metagenome datasets? Regular blastn at NCBI doesn't seem to include these, do we have to download the data to search locally or is there an online resource? — @jason_j_g

    UpdatesCommunityQ&A
  9. UpdatesFeb 20, 2020

    Are there really 10^31 viral particles on Earth? Here's a new minireview by A. R. Mushegian (National Science Foundation) on

    Are there really 10^31 viral particles on Earth? Here's a new minireview by A. R. Mushegian (National Science Foundation) on how that number ("The Hendrix Product") was derived, and whether it needs to be revised.

    UpdatesPerspectiveMinireview
  10. UpdatesFeb 20, 2020

    ISME (International Symposium on Microbial Ecology, August 9-14, 2020, Cape Town, South Africa) will have a virus/phage sessi

    ISME (International Symposium on Microbial Ecology, August 9-14, 2020, Cape Town, South Africa) will have a virus/phage session this year. Submit abstracts by March 6; propose round table topics by Feb 29!

    UpdatesPhage ecologySymposium
  11. UpdatesFeb 20, 2020

    Submit an abstract for the Monash-UCSD Bacteriophage Symposium (Mar 30, 2020, Melbourne, Australia).

    Submit an abstract for the Monash-UCSD Bacteriophage Symposium (Mar 30, 2020, Melbourne, Australia).

    UpdatesPhage TherapySymposium
  12. UpdatesFeb 20, 2020

    Rogelio Rodriguez-Gonzalez (Georgia Institute of Technology) and colleagues published a new paper in mSystems on quantitative

    Rogelio Rodriguez-Gonzalez (Georgia Institute of Technology) and colleagues published a new paper in mSystems on quantitative modeling of phage-antibiotic combination therapy. Their findings highlight the role of antibiotics and the immune

    UpdatesMathematical modelingPhage Therapy
  13. UpdatesFeb 20, 2020

    Vivek Mutalik (Lawrence Berkeley National Lab) and colleagues have published a new preprint on high-throughput mapping of the

    Vivek Mutalik (Lawrence Berkeley National Lab) and colleagues have published a new preprint on high-throughput mapping of the phage resistance landscape in E. coli. Through systematic, genome-wide loss-of-function and gain-of-function studi

    UpdatesResearchPreprint
  14. UpdatesFeb 18, 2020

    Alexandra Petrovic Fabijan (Westmead Institute for Medical Research, Australia) and colleagues published their safe IV treatm

    Alexandra Petrovic Fabijan (Westmead Institute for Medical Research, Australia) and colleagues published their safe IV treatment of 13 critically-ill, septic patients with a GMP-prepared S. aureus phage cocktail in Nature Microbiology. Jon

    UpdatesResearchPhage Therapy
  15. UpdatesFeb 14, 2020

    A thank-you to the international phage community

    7-year old Australian patient successfully treated with community-sourced phages The staff of the Infectious Diseases and Orthopaedics departments of the Children’s Hospital at Westmead and the Westmead Institute for Medical Research Irede

    UpdatesCommunityPhage TherapyPhage AlertUpdate
  16. UpdatesFeb 14, 2020

    SciPhage Crowdfunding Campaign

    SciPhage is a women-led biotech company out of Colombia aiming to bring science into society and to support female scientists who want to start a biotech business. To get their Salmonella phage cocktail to market, they have announced a fund

    UpdatesCommunityFundraiserWomen in ScienceBiotechPhage in agriculture
  17. UpdatesFeb 14, 2020

    PATRIC/RAST Bacterial and IRD/ViPR Viral Workshops

    The new Bacterial-Viral BRC (BV-BRC), a collaboration between the PATRIC/RAST and IRD/ViPR teams, will be offering a joint bacterial and viral workshop from March 23 through 27 at Argonne National Laboratory in the suburbs of Chicago, IL.

    UpdatesCommunityWorkshopData analysisBioinformatics
  18. UpdatesFeb 14, 2020

    Missed Phage Futures last week? Catch up here

    In case you missed it, last week, along with the help of Sabrina Green and Ella Balasa, we provided live coverage of Phage Futures Congress 2020. Find highlights on our website, and check out coverage on Twitter (#PhageFutures) and Instagra

    UpdatesCommunityConferencePhage Therapy
  19. UpdatesFeb 14, 2020

    First jumbophages and megaphages... now we have 'huge phages'. Basem Al-Shayeb (UC Berkeley) and colleagues have identified a

    First jumbophages and megaphages... now we have 'huge phages'. Basem Al-Shayeb (UC Berkeley) and colleagues have identified and classified hundreds of new giant phage genomes (one as large as 735 kb) from human, animal and environmental mic

    UpdatesResearchPhylogeny
  20. UpdatesFeb 14, 2020

    The Canadian Society of Microbiologists (CSM) conference (June 22-25 2020, Guelph, Ontario) will have an 'All about Phages' s

    The Canadian Society of Microbiologists (CSM) conference (June 22-25 2020, Guelph, Ontario) will have an 'All about Phages' session! Register here.

    UpdatesConference
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