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A review of in vitro attempts to use bacteriophages and their enzymes, alone or together with antibiotics and other agents, against polymicrobial biofilms, including some therapeutic uses. It also sums up the advantages, disadvantages and p

Asher Leeks (Yale University) and colleagues explore open questions in the social lives of viruses in a recent invited review, including cooperation, conflict, and their impact on the population dynamics, evolutionary trajectory, and clinic

In a new review Alicia Fajardo-Lubian and Carola Venturini (Westmead Institute for Medical Research) explore phage potential to target intracellular pathogens. They summarize molecular evidence of phage internalization, proof of phage activ

Rachel Samson (National Collection of Industrial Microorganisms, India) and colleagues wrote a new review on the status quo and emerging trends of phages in a One Health context.

Kiran Bosco (Westmead Institute for Medical Research) and colleagues have reviewed the topic of therapeutic phage monitoring, proposed as an essential element of phage therapy protocols to generate data and fill knowledge gaps regarding the

Shawna McCallin and colleagues from ESGNTA-ESCMID study group published an overview of the current status and emerging use of phage therapy and phage-based products, as well as the socioeconomic and regulatory issues surrounding their devel

Leo Kan and Jeremy Barr (Monash University, Australia) have written a new review entitled ‘A Mammalian Cell’s Guide on How to Process a Bacteriophage’.

In a new Current Opinion in Microbiology piece, Jochen Klumpp, Matthew Dunne, and Martin Loessner explore the potential of phage receptor-binding proteins for diagnostic and therapeutic applications.

In a new article in Nature Reviews Microbiology, Héloïse Georjon & Aude Bernheim explore the diverse antiphage defense systems of bacteria, including nucleases, helicases, and proteases.

Agnès Oromí-Bosch and colleagues published a new report on phage resistance-related challenges associated with phage therapy. They review two main strategies for mitigating resistance in phage therapy: 1) smartly identify/design the phages

Aleksandra Petrovic Fabijan and colleagues have written a perspective piece on translating phage therapy into the clinic. They delve into the history, turning points, recent studies and successes, and dig into the remaining biological, regu

In a new paper in Biotechnology Advances, Wajid Hussain (Huazhong University of Science and Technology) and colleagues review genetic engineering approaches for bacteriophages, with a focus on their potential applications.

Steffanie Strathdee, Graham Hatfull, Vivek Mutalik and Robert Schooley wrote a new review of the state of the art in phage therapy, covering biological mechanisms, clinical applications, remaining challenges, and future directions.

Steffanie Strathdee, Graham Hatfull, Vivek Mutalik and Robert Schooley wrote a new review of the state of the art in phage therapy, covering biological mechanisms, clinical applications, remaining challenges, and future directions.

Review: Determination of phage susceptibility as a clinical diagnostic tool: A routine perspective

Paper: Intestinal phages interact with bacteria and are involved in human diseases.

Review: Interactions between bacterial and phage communities in natural environments

Review: Recent progress toward the implementation of phage therapy in Western medicine

Review: Tall tails: cryo-electron microscopy of phage tail DNA ejection conduits.

Review: Mitigation of evolved bacterial resistance to phage therapy.