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  1. UpdatesJan 28, 2026

    A prophage-encoded abortive infection protein preserves host and prophage spread

    HepS, encoded by the Gifsy-1 prophage in Salmonella enterica serovar Typhimurium, detects infection by Siphoviridae phages and cleaves tRNA anticodon loops to halt phage replication. Gifsy prophages evade self-targeting through a tail-tip v

    UpdatesPapersAnti-phage DefenseProphages
  2. UpdatesJan 23, 2026

    Fully synthetic Golden Gate assembly system for engineering a Pseudomonas aeruginosa phiKMV-like phage (PNAS)

    Sikkema and colleagues describe in PNAS an engineering platform for the phiKMV-like Pseudomonas aeruginosa phage 41S1 built on one-pot High Complexity Golden Gate assembly (HC-GGA): the genome is divided into synthesizable DNA fragments tha

    UpdatesPapersPhage EngineeringPhage Genomics
  3. UpdatesJan 19, 2026

    Beyond kin killing: Dickeya-derived phage-tail-like bacteriocin P2D1 targets phylogenetically distant Pseudomonas spp.

    P2D1 tailocin from Dickeya dadantii was active against nine Pseudomonas strains among 480 soil and rhizosphere isolates. Six susceptible, nonpathogenic strains mitigated Dickeya-induced soft rot on potato; three related P. tensinigenes isol

    UpdatesPapersTailocinsPseudomonas
  4. UpdatesJan 13, 2026

    Microgravity reshapes T7 phage-E. coli coevolution aboard the International Space Station

    A PLOS Biology study by Huss, Chitboonthavisuk, Meger and colleagues reports the dynamics between T7 bacteriophage and Escherichia coli aboard the International Space Station: phage activity was initially delayed in microgravity but ultimat

    UpdatesPapersPhage Biology
  5. UpdatesDec 30, 2025

    Case report: systemic phage therapy for implant-associated MRSA vertebral osteomyelitis

    An International Journal of Infectious Diseases case report from the Military University Hospital Prague describes a 60-year-old woman with chronic MRSA vertebral osteomyelitis and non-removable spinal instrumentation who received 35 intrav

    UpdatesPapersPhage Therapy
  6. UpdatesDec 29, 2025

    Perfilyev et al.: 119,510 lytic phage genomes found in 3.6 million bacterial genome assemblies (Nature Microbiology)

    Perfilyev and colleagues analysed 3.6 million bacterial genome assemblies from 1,226 species in Nature Microbiology and found 119,510 lytic phage genomes, which they call bacterial assembly-associated phage sequences, a roughly five-fold in

    UpdatesPapersPhage GenomicsBioinformatics
  7. UpdatesDec 4, 2025

    Transatlantic taskforce perspectives on phage therapy

    The transatlantic taskforce on antimicrobial resistance sets out research and regulatory priorities for phage therapy, including standardized susceptibility testing, experimental models, GMP and personalized-treatment criteria, and clearer

    UpdatesPapers
  8. UpdatesDec 1, 2025

    Phage lambda small RNA PreS hijacks host dnaN to enhance DNA replication and the lytic cycle (Molecular Cell)

    Silverman and colleagues used RIL-seq to map RNA–RNA interactions in Escherichia coli during phage lambda infection, reported in Molecular Cell, and identified a phage-encoded small RNA, PreS (phage replication enhancer sRNA), embedded in t

    UpdatesPapersPhage Biology
  9. UpdatesNov 27, 2025

    Silver nanoparticles templated by phage M13 show high antibacterial activity and slower resistance in vitro (Langmuir)

    Silver nanoparticles templated by the Escherichia coli phage M13 showed unusually high potency against Gram-negative pathogens including E. coli, Pseudomonas aeruginosa and Vibrio cholerae in vitro, and elicited resistance more than 10-fold

    UpdatesPapersPhage EngineeringAMR
  10. UpdatesNov 23, 2025

    Mathematical model of encapsulated bacteriophage dynamics in the gastrointestinal tract (Mathematical Methods in the Applied Sciences)

    Barril, Bardina and Cuadrado (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona) propose a mathematical model of phage therapy with encapsulated bacteriophages in the gastrointestinal tract. Microcapsules protect phages from degradation in acidic environme

    UpdatesPapersPhage Therapy
  11. UpdatesNov 20, 2025

    Directed evolution of phages in biofilms improves Pseudomonas aeruginosa control through better LPS recognition (Nature Communications)

    Biofilm-adapted mutants of Pseudomonas phage PE1, evolved on a cystic fibrosis-derived P. aeruginosa isolate, controlled biofilms better in vitro under conditions mimicking the CF lung. Mutations in tail fiber and baseplate genes improved a

    UpdatesPapersPhage EngineeringPhage Therapy
  12. UpdatesNov 12, 2025

    Targeted bacteriophage T4 nanoparticles reverse HIV-1 latency in human T cell line models (iScience)

    Bacteriophage T4 capsid nanoparticles arrayed with a CD4-binding DARPin or the HIV-1 gp140 envelope trimer reactivated HIV-1 latency in J-Lat T cell models and primary T lymphocytes without global T cell activation or cytokine storm, indepe

    UpdatesPapersPhage Engineering
  13. UpdatesNov 4, 2025

    Phage diversity mirrors bacterial strain diversity in the honey bee gut microbiota (Nature Communications)

    Paired bacterial and viral metagenomes from the guts of 49 individual honeybees, with a phage-bacteria interaction network built from CRISPR spacer matches and genome homology, show that viral and bacterial diversity are correlated, particu

    UpdatesPapersMicrobiomePhage Biology
  14. UpdatesOct 15, 2025

    Phage cocktail reduces fire blight in pear flowers without altering the floral microbiome (Applied and Environmental Microbiology)

    A phage cocktail targeting Erwinia amylovora, the cause of fire blight, greatly reduced pathogen numbers and disease symptoms in inoculated pear flowers without significantly altering the resident floral microbiome (Holtappels, Wu, Koskella

    UpdatesPapersAgricultureBiocontrol
  15. UpdatesSep 24, 2025

    Rational design of Entelli-02, a hospital-specific phage cocktail for Enterobacter cloacae complex infections (Nature Microbiology)

    Entelli-02 is a five-phage cocktail built from The Alfred Hospital's decade-long isolate collection against multidrug-resistant Enterobacter cloacae complex; it covers 88% of the hospital's 206 isolates and reduced bacterial load in septica

    UpdatesPapersPhage TherapyAMR
  16. UpdatesSep 3, 2025

    Phage quest: a guide to computational phage analysis

    This guide helps researchers navigate tools for prophage detection, gene annotation, taxonomic classification, and downstream analysis. It highlights actively maintained tools available on the web or command line, including approaches for f

    UpdatesPapers
  17. UpdatesJul 28, 2025

    Kiwa is a membrane-embedded defence supercomplex activated at phage attachment sites (Cell)

    Zhang and colleagues, including Franklin Nobrega, report in Cell that the widespread two-component Kiwa defence system, a transmembrane sensor KwaA and a DNA-binding effector KwaB, assembles into a large membrane-associated supercomplex (cr

    UpdatesPapersPhage Biology
  18. UpdatesJul 23, 2025

    Bacteriophages as Agents for Plant Disease Control: Where Are We After a Century? (Viruses review)

    Review by Choudhary, Bankole, McDuffee, Parajuli, Poudel, Balogh, Paret and Jones in Viruses on bacteriophages as biocontrol agents against plant bacterial diseases, as an alternative to antibiotics. It discusses barriers to implementation

    UpdatesPapersReviewAgricultureBiocontrol
  19. UpdatesJul 18, 2025

    Macrocyclic phage display identifies selective protease substrates for FAP-alpha and DPP4 (JACS)

    A phage display platform screens large libraries of chemically cyclized peptides carrying an affinity tag and a turn-on fluorescent reporter, so cleavage can be quantified in every selection round, to find selective substrates for a proteas

    UpdatesPapersPhage Engineering
  20. UpdatesJul 6, 2025

    Genomic characterization of four Salmonella-specific bacteriophages and evaluation of their cocktail efficacy in milk (Food Science and Biotechnology)

    Jung and colleagues analysed the genomic, proteomic and functional characteristics of four bacteriophages (STP-1 to STP-4) targeting Salmonella Typhimurium, finding lysis-related genes (holin, endolysin, RZ-like spanins) and no genes linked

    UpdatesPapersFood SafetyPhage Genomics
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