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Hannah Hampton (University of Otago) and colleagues published a review in Nature on the arms race between bacteria and phages.

Hannah Hampton (University of Otago) and colleagues published a review in Nature on the arms race between bacteria and phages.

Several new phage therapy reviews are out: one on the pharmacological limitations of phage therapy by Anders Nilsson, one on promises and pitfalls of in vivo evolution to improve phage therapy by James Bull and colleagues, and one on explor

Several new phage therapy reviews are out: one on the pharmacological limitations of phage therapy by Anders Nilsson, one on promises and pitfalls of in vivo evolution to improve phage therapy by James Bull and colleagues, and one on explor

Krystyna Dąbrowska (Polish Academy of Sciences) and Stephen Abedon (Ohio State University) have published a review on what it means to do "pharmacologically aware" phage therapy, which takes into consideration the in vivo obstacles to phage

Krystyna Dąbrowska (Polish Academy of Sciences) and Stephen Abedon (Ohio State University) have published a review on what it means to do "pharmacologically aware" phage therapy, which takes into consideration the in vivo obstacles to phage

There’s been lots of talk recently about communication between virus-infected bacterial cells, but it’s actually an old phenomenon. Stephen Abedon (Ohio State University) has published a new review on the history of lysis inhibition, “the G

There’s been lots of talk recently about communication between virus-infected bacterial cells, but it’s actually an old phenomenon. Stephen Abedon (Ohio State University) has published a new review on the history of lysis inhibition, “the G

Michele Mutti and Lorenzo Corsini of the phage biotech company PhagoMed have published a review on GMP production of phages for therapy. They review the literature covering technical issues and approaches to increase robustness at each step

Michele Mutti and Lorenzo Corsini of the phage biotech company PhagoMed have published a review on GMP production of phages for therapy. They review the literature covering technical issues and approaches to increase robustness at each step

Andrei Bolocan and colleagues from APC Microbiome, the University College Cork and the Teagasc Food Research Centre in Ireland have published a new review evaluating the prospects of E. faecalis phage therapy. They've categorized phages wit

Andrei Bolocan and colleagues from APC Microbiome, the University College Cork and the Teagasc Food Research Centre in Ireland have published a new review evaluating the prospects of E. faecalis phage therapy. They've categorized phages wit

Cell Host & Microbe just released a special issue devoted to phages!. This includes four free featured reviews, one of which is this article by Kaitlyn Kortright, Benjamin Chan, Jonathan Koff and Paul Turner of Yale University, where they d

Fernando L. Gordillo Altamirano and Jeremy Barr from Monash University in Melbourne, Australia have published a new review: Phage Therapy in the Post-Antibiotic Era. Their paper includes a nice timeline of phage therapy history and a beauti

Cell Host & Microbe just released a special issue devoted to phages!. This includes four free featured reviews, one of which is this article by Kaitlyn Kortright, Benjamin Chan, Jonathan Koff and Paul Turner of Yale University, where they d

Fernando L. Gordillo Altamirano and Jeremy Barr from Monash University in Melbourne, Australia have published a new review: Phage Therapy in the Post-Antibiotic Era. Their paper includes a nice timeline of phage therapy history and a beauti

Review in Cell Host & Microbe by Kortright, Chan, Koff and Turner (Yale) on the history of phage therapy and why it is regaining interest as multidrug-resistant infections rise. It compares phage therapy with chemical antibiotics and their

Review of bacteriophage electron microscopy by H.-W. Ackermann (Advances in Virus Research, 2012). It argues that the quality of phage TEM micrographs has slipped since the 1970s, citing a survey of about 130 phage papers since 2006 in whic

This review traces phage research from Frederick Twort’s 1915 observations through the discoveries that shaped modern biology. PubMed Central