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Rafal Mostowy (Jagielloński University, Poland) asked for a list of top 10 phage-related articles, which can be used as a part of an introductory course to new students working on phages. Comment with your list of papers on Twitter!

Hoping to get some really cool #TEM images of cool #phages infecting #bacteria really soon. Anyone have any advice on imaging a phage infection? — @MotherOfPhage | Tweet thread

Anyone inoculate their samples for enriched isolation of phage with multiple hosts to save resources? —@BryanGibb2 | Tweet thread

Anyone inoculate their samples for enriched isolation of phage with multiple hosts to save resources? —@BryanGibb2 | Tweet thread

Hoping to get some really cool #TEM images of cool #phages infecting #bacteria really soon. Anyone have any advice on imaging a phage infection? — @MotherOfPhage | Tweet thread

Question: Hello phage people, does anyone have an improved method to physically remove #phages from liquid broth? Thank you! — @PetrovicFabijan A subset of the answers to date: - We use Amicon filters in my lab to concentrate phage and we

Question: Hello phage people, does anyone have an improved method to physically remove #phages from liquid broth? Thank you! — @PetrovicFabijan A subset of the answers to date: - We use Amicon filters in my lab to concentrate phage and we

Here's our favourite #phagetwitter conversation from the week: John Beaulaurier of Oxford Nanopore describes a new preprint on using single-molecule nanopore sequencing to avoid assembling phage genomes. Without assembling, they got >1400 w

Here's our favourite #phagetwitter conversation from the week: John Beaulaurier of Oxford Nanopore describes a new preprint on using single-molecule nanopore sequencing to avoid assembling phage genomes. Without assembling, they got >1400 w