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  1. UpdatesJan 27, 2024

    M13 phage displaying amyloid-β peptides detects Aβ-oligomers in Alzheimer's brain tissue

    Researchers at the University of Minho and partner institutions show that synthetic M13 phages displaying Aβ-derived peptides bind preferentially to amyloid-β oligomers. In hippocampus tissue from APP/PS1 transgenic mice the phages detected

    UpdatesPapersPhage EngineeringDiagnostics
  2. UpdatesJan 27, 2024

    Neutrophils are not a major determinant of intravenous phage clearance in mice (bioRxiv preprint)

    In this preprint, intravenously administered antipseudomonal phage LPS-5 had blood half-lives of 3.45 and 3.66 hours in wild-type and neutropenic mice, suggesting neutrophil phagocytosis is not a major driver of phage clearance. A gap betwe

    UpdatesPapersPhage Therapy
  3. UpdatesJan 24, 2024

    First cultured deep-sea Planctomycetes strain ZRK32 releases a phage that supports nitrogen metabolism

    Researchers at the Institute of Oceanology, Chinese Academy of Sciences cultured a novel deep-sea cold-seep Planctomycetes strain, ZRK32, which they propose to name Poriferisphaera heterotrophicis. Supplementing nitrate or ammonium induced

    UpdatesPapersPhage BiologyMicrobiome
  4. UpdatesJan 5, 2024

    Review of bacteriophage-mediated strategies against polymicrobial biofilms (Frontiers in Microbiology)

    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

    UpdatesPapersReviewPhage Therapy
  5. UpdatesJan 3, 2024

    Vibrio cholerae CBASS antiphage system boosts killing by antifolate antibiotics

    A Nature Microbiology study from the Universities of Würzburg and Tübingen shows that in Vibrio cholerae the CBASS anti-phage signalling system increases sensitivity to antifolate antibiotics up to tenfold and enables bacterial lysis by the

    UpdatesPapersAMRPhage Biology
  6. UpdatesJan 2, 2024

    Phage Paride kills dormant, antibiotic-tolerant Pseudomonas aeruginosa by direct lytic replication

    A Nature Communications study (open access) describes Paride, a newly isolated Pseudomonas aeruginosa phage that can replicate directly in, and lyse, deep-dormant host cells, whereas other phages tested suspended replication until the host

    UpdatesPapersPhage BiologyAMR
  7. UpdatesJan 2, 2024

    Novel phage endolysin LysAB1245 is active against multiple capsular types of multidrug-resistant Acinetobacter baumannii (PLOS ONE)

    The recombinant endolysin LysAB1245, from phage T1245, showed broad activity against all clinical multidrug-resistant A. baumannii isolates tested across capsular types KL2, 3, 6, 10, 47, 49 and 52, with a reduction of more than 3 log in vi

    UpdatesPapersPhage ProteinsAMR
  8. UpdatesDec 11, 2023

    Closing the toilet lid does not prevent viral contamination of restroom surfaces, phage MS2 study finds

    University of Arizona researchers, with a co-author from Reckitt (Lysol and Dettol), flushed household and public toilets seeded with bacteriophage MS2, a surrogate for human enteric viruses. Contamination of restroom surfaces did not depen

    UpdatesPapersMicrobiology
  9. UpdatesDec 4, 2023

    Genome-wide CRISPRi essentiality mapping in phages λ and P1 identifies sites for DNA barcoding

    Researchers at the University of California, Berkeley developed a CRISPR interference method to map gene essentiality in phages and applied it to the coliphages λ and P1, largely recapitulating the known essential genes of λ and giving new

    UpdatesPapersPhage GenomicsPhage Engineering
  10. UpdatesDec 2, 2023

    Engineered fd phages bind copper ions for possible bioremediation

    Researchers at KIST Europe genetically modified filamentous fd phages to display shortened versions of a Cu(II)-specific peptide (HGFANVA). ICP-MS analyses showed improved Cu(II) binding by the engineered phages compared with wild-type fd,

    UpdatesPapersPhage Engineering
  11. UpdatesOct 31, 2023

    Novel Streptomyces satellite-helper phage systems Mulch and Flayer include a virulent satellite phage

    Researchers at the University of Maryland Baltimore County describe two satellite-helper phage systems infecting Streptomyces species, which they call the first examples of bacteriophage satellite viruses. The Flayer satellite does not appe

    UpdatesPapersPhage Biology
  12. UpdatesOct 30, 2023

    PhageScope: a well-annotated bacteriophage database with automatic analyses and visualizations

    The 2023 PhageScope paper describes a database with 873,718 phage sequences and annotations for genome completeness, hosts, lifestyle, taxonomy and genetic elements, plus automated analyses and visualizations. Oxford Academic

    UpdatesPapersToolsBioinformaticsPhage Genomics
  13. UpdatesOct 30, 2023

    Temperature-induced DNA density transition in phage λ capsid revealed by neutron scattering

    Lund University researchers used contrast-matching small-angle neutron scattering to show that DNA packaged in the phage λ capsid undergoes a density and volume transition in the core as temperature rises from 20 °C to 40 °C, close to the p

    UpdatesPapersPhage Biology
  14. UpdatesOct 26, 2023

    Pf4 phage bound to bacterial vesicles dampens neutrophil responses to Pseudomonas aeruginosa

    Stanford researchers show that the temperate filamentous phage Pf4 of Pseudomonas aeruginosa is decorated with outer membrane vesicles whose short RNAs trigger TLR3-dependent type I interferon production and suppress antibacterial cytokines

    UpdatesPapersPhage Biology
  15. UpdatesOct 26, 2023

    Mammalian cells internalize phage T4 and use it as a resource for growth and survival

    Monash University researchers applied highly purified phage T4 to mammalian cells in vitro and found it was rapidly internalized into macropinosomes without activating the TLR9 or cGAS-STING DNA-sensing pathways. T4 instead activated AKT-de

    UpdatesPapersPhage Biology
  16. UpdatesOct 26, 2023

    T5-like phage BF23 evades host restriction-modification and methylation

    Researchers at Skoltech report the full genome sequence and virion protein content of Escherichia coli phage BF23, a close relative of T5 that was isolated in the mid-twentieth century. BF23 resists Types I/II/III restriction-modification s

    UpdatesPapersPhage GenomicsPhage Biology
  17. UpdatesOct 26, 2023

    Phage-based digital biomolecular sensor (P-DBS) detects MCF-7 breast cancer cells

    Singapore University of Technology and Design researchers combined M13-conjugated polyethylene glycol with tungsten disulfide nanosheets to build a Phage-based Digital Biomolecular Sensor (P-DBS) for MCF-7 cancer cells. The sensor reached a

    UpdatesPapersDiagnosticsPhage Engineering
  18. UpdatesSep 20, 2023

    Halomonas phage vB_HmeY_H4907 from the Mariana Trench is the deepest isolated siphovirus

    Researchers led from the Ocean University of China characterised Halomonas phage vB_HmeY_H4907, isolated from surface sediment of the Mariana Trench at a depth of 8,900 m. The authors describe it as the deepest isolated siphovirus from the

    UpdatesPapersPhage Biology
  19. UpdatesSep 20, 2023

    Virus-based pyroelectricity: engineered M13 phage generates an electrical potential from heat

    University of California, Berkeley researchers report the first observation of heat-induced electrical potential generation on a virus, studying the pyroelectric properties of the M13 phage. Modifying the pVIII coat protein with different n

    UpdatesPapersPhage Engineering
  20. UpdatesSep 13, 2023

    Pediococcus inopinatus with a well-developed CRISPR-Cas system dominates long-term fermented kimchi

    Researchers at the World Institute of Kimchi found that Pediococcus inopinatus is generally dominant in Mukeunji, long-term fermented kimchi in the final stage of fermentation. Its genome has a well-developed CRISPR system with an extra cop

    UpdatesPapersMicrobiome
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