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  1. UpdatesApr 29, 2022

    Paper: The chronic wound phageome: phage diversity and associations with wounds and healing outcomes

    Paper: The chronic wound phageome: phage diversity and associations with wounds and healing outcomes

    UpdatesPhage TherapyPhageomeResearch paper
  2. UpdatesApr 22, 2022

    Missed out on the last Phage Phriday Clubhouse? Check out the recording to hear Adriana Carolina, Sabrina Green and Paul Pirn

    Missed out on the last Phage Phriday Clubhouse? Check out the recording to hear Adriana Carolina, Sabrina Green and Paul Pirnay talk about GMP phage production with Milan Bunata of MB Pharma.

    UpdatesCommunityClubhouseGMP phage productionVirtual Event
  3. UpdatesApr 22, 2022

    IPATH is honored to announce that the Mallory Smith Legacy Fund has directed another generous gift of $50,000 to IPATH that w

    IPATH is honored to announce that the Mallory Smith Legacy Fund has directed another generous gift of $50,000 to IPATH that will help to fund important phage therapy research focused on cystic fibrosis patients.

    UpdatesCystic fibrosisFunding news
  4. UpdatesApr 22, 2022

    Paper: Potential role of the host-derived cell-wall binding domain of endolysin CD16/50L as a molecular anchor in preservatio

    Paper: Potential role of the host-derived cell-wall binding domain of endolysin CD16/50L as a molecular anchor in preservation of uninfected Clostridioides difficile for new rounds of phage infection.

    UpdatesEndolysinsResearch paper
  5. UpdatesApr 22, 2022

    Paper: A novel and ubiquitous marine methylophage gives insights into viral-host coevolution and host-range expansion

    Paper: A novel and ubiquitous marine methylophage gives insights into viral-host coevolution and host-range expansion

    UpdatesMarine phagesMethylophageResearch paper
  6. UpdatesApr 22, 2022

    Pre-print: RNA-targeting CRISPR-Cas13 provides broad-spectrum phage immunity

    Pre-print: RNA-targeting CRISPR-Cas13 provides broad-spectrum phage immunity

    UpdatesCRISPRPhage-immune interactionsPreprint
  7. UpdatesApr 22, 2022

    Review: Interactions between bacterial and phage communities in natural environments

    Review: Interactions between bacterial and phage communities in natural environments

    UpdatesPhage-host interactionsReview
  8. UpdatesApr 8, 2022

    Phage researchers came together in Nairobi recently for a symposium entitled the "Status of Bacteriophage Research in Kenya".

    Phage researchers came together in Nairobi recently for a symposium entitled the "Status of Bacteriophage Research in Kenya". This exciting event — the first national phage meeting in Africa — was co-hosted by the Kenya Medical Research Ins

    UpdatesCommunityPhage libraryPhages for Global HealthSymposium
  9. UpdatesApr 8, 2022

    Funding: The AMR Action fund has invested $20 million in Adaptive Phage Therapeutics. Congrats APT!

    Funding: The AMR Action fund has invested $20 million in Adaptive Phage Therapeutics. Congrats APT!

    UpdatesBiotech newsFunding newsPhage Therapy
  10. UpdatesApr 8, 2022

    Paper: Phage therapy as postoperative prophylaxis against Enterococcus faecalis after cataract surgery in rabbits

    Paper: Phage therapy as postoperative prophylaxis against Enterococcus faecalis after cataract surgery in rabbits

    UpdatesPhage TherapyPhage-bacteria-animal interactionResearch paper
  11. UpdatesApr 8, 2022

    Paper: Phages and their satellites encode hotspots of antiviral systems

    Paper: Phages and their satellites encode hotspots of antiviral systems

    UpdatesPhage genomicsResearch paper
  12. UpdatesApr 8, 2022

    Paper: Screening for highly transduced genes in Staphylococcus aureus revealed both lateral and specialized transduction

    Paper: Screening for highly transduced genes in Staphylococcus aureus revealed both lateral and specialized transduction

    UpdatesMicrobial genomicsResearch paper
  13. UpdatesApr 8, 2022

    Pre-print: The φPA3 Phage Nucleus is Enclosed by a Self-Assembling, 2D Crystalline Lattice

    Pre-print: The φPA3 Phage Nucleus is Enclosed by a Self-Assembling, 2D Crystalline Lattice

    UpdatesPhage biologyPhage genomicsResearch paper
  14. UpdatesApr 1, 2022

    You're invited to Africa Phage Forum #7, which will be a talk called 'Phage Display - an old resource for new applications' b

    You're invited to Africa Phage Forum #7, which will be a talk called 'Phage Display - an old resource for new applications' by Dr. Ivone Martins. The event is currently set to take place the 12th April 2021 at 2pm GMT+3, and will last appro

    UpdatesCommunityAfrica Phage ForumVirtual Event
  15. UpdatesApr 1, 2022

    iVoM Season 2, episode #6: Models for Viral Action. Date: 6 pm CET, April 12th, 2022. Register at https://ivom.phage.director

    iVoM Season 2, episode #6: Models for Viral Action. Date: 6 pm CET, April 12th, 2022. Register at https://ivom.phage.directory Talks - Modeling the Ecological and Therapeutic Impacts of Bacteriophage - an Imperfect Predator, by Prof. Joshu

    UpdatesCommunityVirtual EventViruses of microbesiVoM
  16. UpdatesApr 1, 2022

    iVoM Season 2, episode #6: Models for Viral Action. Date: 6 pm CET, April 12th, 2022. Register at https://ivom.phage.director

    iVoM Season 2, episode #6: Models for Viral Action. Date: 6 pm CET, April 12th, 2022. Register at https://ivom.phage.directory Talks - Modeling the Ecological and Therapeutic Impacts of Bacteriophage - an Imperfect Predator, by Prof. Joshu

    UpdatesCommunityVirtual EventViruses of microbesiVoM
  17. UpdatesApr 1, 2022

    The 2022 Molecular Genetics of Bacteria and Phages Meeting at University of Wisconsin, Madison is Aug 1-5, 2022 (in person!).

    The 2022 Molecular Genetics of Bacteria and Phages Meeting at University of Wisconsin, Madison is Aug 1-5, 2022 (in person!). Register now!

    UpdatesCommunityConferenceIn personMolecular genetics
  18. UpdatesApr 1, 2022

    You're invited to Africa Phage Forum #7, which will be a talk called 'Phage Display - an old resource for new applications' b

    You're invited to Africa Phage Forum #7, which will be a talk called 'Phage Display - an old resource for new applications' by Dr. Ivone Martins. The event is currently set to take place the 12th April 2021 at 2pm GMT+3, and will last appro

    UpdatesCommunityAfrica Phage ForumVirtual Event
  19. UpdatesApr 1, 2022

    There is now a dedicated phage sub-community on Twitter: “Phage Twitter”! Created by Sabrina Green (@Motherofphage on Twitter

    There is now a dedicated phage sub-community on Twitter: “Phage Twitter”! Created by Sabrina Green (@Motherofphage on Twitter). Try it out here.

    UpdatesCommunityPhage Twitter
  20. UpdatesApr 1, 2022

    Paper: Phage-inducible chromosomal islands promote genetic variability by blocking phage reproduction and protecting transduc

    Paper: Phage-inducible chromosomal islands promote genetic variability by blocking phage reproduction and protecting transductants from phage lysis. See also what author Rodrigo Ibarra Chavez has to say about it on twitter: "phage satellite

    UpdatesPICIsPhage-host interactionsResearch paper
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