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  1. UpdatesDec 6, 2019

    Xiaofang Wang (Nanjing Agricultural University) and colleagues have studied the efficacy of different phage combinations on R

    Xiaofang Wang (Nanjing Agricultural University) and colleagues have studied the efficacy of different phage combinations on Ralstonia solanacearum infection of tomato plants, and found that increasing the number of phages used at a time dec

    UpdatesResearchPhage BiocontrolCrop disease
  2. UpdatesDec 5, 2019

    Xiaofang Wang (Nanjing Agricultural University) and colleagues have studied the efficacy of different phage combinations on R

    Xiaofang Wang (Nanjing Agricultural University) and colleagues have studied the efficacy of different phage combinations on Ralstonia solanacearum infection of tomato plants, and found that increasing the number of phages used at a time dec

    UpdatesResearchPhage BiocontrolCrop disease
  3. UpdatesNov 28, 2019

    Steven Swift (Beltsville Agricultural Research Center) and colleagues have engineered a chimeric phage lysin that lyses Clost

    Steven Swift (Beltsville Agricultural Research Center) and colleagues have engineered a chimeric phage lysin that lyses Clostridium perfringens, an important poultry pathogen. They fused the cell wall binding domain of a C. perfringens phag

    UpdatesResearchLysinsAgriculture
  4. UpdatesNov 28, 2019

    Phages were successfully used to treat a 41-year old's cardiac infection, which involved a cardiac implantable electronic dev

    Phages were successfully used to treat a 41-year old's cardiac infection, which involved a cardiac implantable electronic device and aortic graft, at the German Heart Center Berlin in Berlin, Germany.

    UpdatesResearchPhage Therapy
  5. UpdatesNov 27, 2019

    Phages were successfully used to treat a 41-year old's cardiac infection, which involved a cardiac implantable electronic dev

    Phages were successfully used to treat a 41-year old's cardiac infection, which involved a cardiac implantable electronic device and aortic graft, at the German Heart Center Berlin in Berlin, Germany.

    UpdatesResearchPhage Therapy
  6. UpdatesNov 27, 2019

    Steven Swift (Beltsville Agricultural Research Center) and colleagues have engineered a chimeric phage lysin that lyses Clost

    Steven Swift (Beltsville Agricultural Research Center) and colleagues have engineered a chimeric phage lysin that lyses Clostridium perfringens, an important poultry pathogen. They fused the cell wall binding domain of a C. perfringens phag

    UpdatesResearchLysinsAgriculture
  7. UpdatesNov 22, 2019

    Ushanandini Mohanraj (University of Helsinki) and colleagues have published a paper showing a screen they've developed to ide

    Ushanandini Mohanraj (University of Helsinki) and colleagues have published a paper showing a screen they've developed to identify hypothetical phage proteins with antibacterial activity. They've used it to identify four Yersinia phage prot

    UpdatesResearchMethodsAssigning functions to phage genes
  8. UpdatesNov 22, 2019

    Gabriel Almeida (University of Jyvaskyla, Finland) and colleagues have published a paper showing that phages of the fish path

    Gabriel Almeida (University of Jyvaskyla, Finland) and colleagues have published a paper showing that phages of the fish pathogen Flavobacterium columnare bind to mucus, providing new support for the 'bacteriophage adherence to mucus' (BAM)

    UpdatesResearchPhage ecologyPhage-bacteria-metazoan interactions
  9. UpdatesNov 22, 2019

    Gabriel Almeida (University of Jyvaskyla, Finland) and colleagues have published a paper showing that phages of the fish path

    Gabriel Almeida (University of Jyvaskyla, Finland) and colleagues have published a paper showing that phages of the fish pathogen Flavobacterium columnare bind to mucus, providing new support for the 'bacteriophage adherence to mucus' (BAM)

    UpdatesResearchPhage ecologyPhage-bacteria-metazoan interactions
  10. UpdatesNov 22, 2019

    Ushanandini Mohanraj (University of Helsinki) and colleagues have published a paper showing a screen they've developed to ide

    Ushanandini Mohanraj (University of Helsinki) and colleagues have published a paper showing a screen they've developed to identify hypothetical phage proteins with antibacterial activity. They've used it to identify four Yersinia phage prot

    UpdatesResearchMethodsAssigning functions to phage genes
  11. UpdatesNov 15, 2019

    Yi Duan (UCSD) and colleagues have published an incredibly exciting paper showing that cytotoxin-secreting Enterococcus faeca

    Yi Duan (UCSD) and colleagues have published an incredibly exciting paper showing that cytotoxin-secreting Enterococcus faecalis in the mouse gut is a cause of alcohol-induced liver disease in mice. Most excitingly, they used phages to targ

    UpdatesLiver diseaseResearchPhage TherapyMicrobiome editing
  12. UpdatesNov 15, 2019

    Shelley Gibson (Baylor College of Medicine) and colleagues have published a paper describing the generation of phage librarie

    Shelley Gibson (Baylor College of Medicine) and colleagues have published a paper describing the generation of phage libraries against three pathogens: E. coli, P. aeruginosa and Enterobacter cloacae. They've characterized the phages system

    UpdatesPhage libraryResearchPhage Therapy
  13. UpdatesNov 13, 2019

    Shelley Gibson (Baylor College of Medicine) and colleagues have published a paper describing the generation of phage librarie

    Shelley Gibson (Baylor College of Medicine) and colleagues have published a paper describing the generation of phage libraries against three pathogens: E. coli, P. aeruginosa and Enterobacter cloacae. They've characterized the phages system

    UpdatesPhage libraryResearchPhage Therapy
  14. UpdatesNov 13, 2019

    Yi Duan (UCSD) and colleagues have published an incredibly exciting paper showing that cytotoxin-secreting Enterococcus faeca

    Yi Duan (UCSD) and colleagues have published an incredibly exciting paper showing that cytotoxin-secreting Enterococcus faecalis in the mouse gut is a cause of alcohol-induced liver disease in mice. Most excitingly, they used phages to targ

    UpdatesLiver diseaseResearchPhage TherapyMicrobiome editing
  15. UpdatesNov 7, 2019

    Have you heard about how phages have their own parasites? Here's a great tweet thread by Kim Seed of UC Berkeley explaining t

    Have you heard about how phages have their own parasites? Here's a great tweet thread by Kim Seed of UC Berkeley explaining two new papers from her lab! The papers focus on understanding V. cholerae phage interactions with PLEs, phage-induc

    UpdatesParasites of phagesResearch
  16. UpdatesNov 6, 2019

    Have you heard about how phages have their own parasites? Here's a great tweet thread by Kim Seed of UC Berkeley explaining t

    Have you heard about how phages have their own parasites? Here's a great tweet thread by Kim Seed of UC Berkeley explaining two new papers from her lab! The papers focus on understanding V. cholerae phage interactions with PLEs, phage-induc

    UpdatesParasites of phagesResearch
  17. UpdatesNov 1, 2019

    Why do bacteria evolve CRISPR-based phage resistance in natural environments, while in the lab, they seem to more readily evo

    Why do bacteria evolve CRISPR-based phage resistance in natural environments, while in the lab, they seem to more readily evolve receptor-based resistance? Ellinor Alseth (University of Exeter) and colleagues have published a new paper digg

    UpdatesPhage resistanceCRISPR evolutionResearch
  18. UpdatesNov 1, 2019

    Engineering phages is getting more popular; here's another breakthrough in phage synthetic biology! Matthew Dunne (ETH Zurich

    Engineering phages is getting more popular; here's another breakthrough in phage synthetic biology! Matthew Dunne (ETH Zurich) and colleagues have developed several approaches for engineering phages targeting Gram-positive pathogens (using

    UpdatesSynthetic BiologyPhage EngineeringResearch
  19. UpdatesNov 1, 2019

    Is lyophilization a good way to store phages? Prasanth Manohar and Nachimuthu Ramesh (Vellore Institute of Technology) tested

    Is lyophilization a good way to store phages? Prasanth Manohar and Nachimuthu Ramesh (Vellore Institute of Technology) tested lyophilization conditions for three phages (an Escherichia phage, a Klebsiella phage and an Enterobacter phage) us

    UpdatesPhage storageResearch
  20. UpdatesOct 31, 2019

    Why do bacteria evolve CRISPR-based phage resistance in natural environments, while in the lab, they seem to more readily evo

    Why do bacteria evolve CRISPR-based phage resistance in natural environments, while in the lab, they seem to more readily evolve receptor-based resistance? Ellinor Alseth (University of Exeter) and colleagues have published a new paper digg

    UpdatesPhage resistanceCRISPR evolutionResearch
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