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Tolulope Oduselu (Ibadan Bacteriophage Research Team, University of Ibadan) and colleagues recently published their second review article entitled "Expanding the Frontiers of Bacterial Diagnosis through Bacteriophage Biotechnology". They re

Michela Gambino (University of Copenhagen) and colleagues published a new review in Current Opinion in Biotechnology on modernizing phage-based control of zoonotic pathogens in food and animal production. They suggest a holistic approach bu

Sofia Dahlman (Monash University) and colleagues published a new review in Current Opinion in Biotechnology on phages to shape the gut microbiota. They discuss current understanding of phages within the gut (from infancy, to adulthood, to d

Emma Guerin and Colin Hill (APC Microbiome Ireland and University College Cork) published a new review on human gut phages in Frontiers in Cellular and Infection Microbiology. They discuss the main human gut phageome findings to date (incl.

Kaat Schroven (KU Leuven, Belgium) and colleagues published a new review in FEMS Microbiology Reviews on phages as drivers of bacterial virulence and their potential for biotechnological exploitation.

Alejandro González-Mora (Tecnologico de Monterrey, Mexico) and colleagues published a new review in Vaccines on phage-based vaccines for antigen delivery.

Tiffany Luong (San Diego State University) and colleagues published a new phage therapy review in Clinical Therapeutics. They summarize the increasing body of clinical data on phage therapy (including a nice visual showing the pathogens pha

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?

Christopher Duplessis and Biswajit Biswas (US Naval Medical Research Center) published a new systematic review in Antibiotics on topical phage therapy for chronically infected wounds. They also discuss their preparations for a phase II rand

Oluwafolajimi Adesanya and colleagues, who make up a new team of phage researchers from the University of Ibadan in Nigeria, just published their first review paper on phage therapy. The review also includes a unique perspective on phage th

Studying phage lambda has brought countless insights to the phage field and beyond. In a new review, Jodi Brewster and Gökhan Tolun (University of Wollongong, Australia) go over key in vitro experiments from the last half-century of researc

Charlotte Brives (CNRS, France) and Jessica Pourraz (Université de Bordeaux) published an anthropologist's take on the field of phage therapy. This paper digs into how the way we think about and develop antibiotics continues to inhibit phag

Gabriel Magno de Freitas Almeida and Lotta-Riina Sundberg (University of Jyvaskyla, Finland) have published a historical review in The Lancet Infectious Diseases that dives into the forgotten history of phage therapy in Brazil. They show th

Gabriel Magno de Freitas Almeida and Lotta-Riina Sundberg (University of Jyvaskyla, Finland) have published a historical review in The Lancet Infectious Diseases that dives into the forgotten history of phage therapy in Brazil. They show th

Patrick Secor (University of Montana) and colleagues published a review on Pf phages and what we know so far about their impacts on Pseudomonas virulence, immunity and chronic infections.

Luís Melo (University of Minho, Portugal) and colleagues have published a new review on the efficacy of preclinical phage therapy done in the last 10 years.

Patrick Secor (University of Montana) and colleagues published a review on Pf phages and what we know so far about their impacts on Pseudomonas virulence, immunity and chronic infections.

Luís Melo (University of Minho, Portugal) and colleagues have published a new review on the efficacy of preclinical phage therapy done in the last 10 years.

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

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