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Ael Hardy Has anyone successfully performed proteomics (LC-MS) on whole phage particles (not bands from SDS-PAGE gels)? Looking for alternative protocols as the one I have been trying has given me a hard time. — @ael_hardy, via Twitter

Ael Hardy Has anyone successfully performed proteomics (LC-MS) on whole phage particles (not bands from SDS-PAGE gels)? Looking for alternative protocols as the one I have been trying has given me a hard time. — @ael_hardy, via Twitter

I am working on isolation and characterisation of marine phages for anti-bio fouling activity. Our lab has assessed the influence of chlorine on different marine microorganisms as well as barnacles, and now we are looking into use of marine

I am working on isolation and characterisation of marine phages for anti-bio fouling activity. Our lab has assessed the influence of chlorine on different marine microorganisms as well as barnacles, and now we are looking into use of marine

Emmanuel Nnadi, Plateau State University We have been attempting to get the titre of our phage but don't seem to know where we are getting it wrong. What's your preferred protocol? We use the double-layer plaque assay and a McFarlands stand

Emmanuel Nnadi, Plateau State University We have been attempting to get the titre of our phage but don't seem to know where we are getting it wrong. What's your preferred protocol? We use the double-layer plaque assay and a McFarlands stand

Wondering about the infective capacity of the phages that make up the gut viromes you're analyzing? Ling Deng (Univ. of Copenhagen) and colleagues have developed an efficient protocol for the extraction of infective viruses from low volume

Wondering about the infective capacity of the phages that make up the gut viromes you're analyzing? Ling Deng (Univ. of Copenhagen) and colleagues have developed an efficient protocol for the extraction of infective viruses from low volume

Dr. Saima Aslam and colleagues at IPATH / UCSD School of Medicine and Ampliphi Biosciences report on their use of IV phage therapy to treat biofilms associated with left ventricular assist devices (LVADs). This is now a protocol guiding cli

Kathryn Kauffman and Martin Polz of MIT have developed new ways of streamlining phage propagation and titration methods to save us all time and materials. You can also find the protocols here on Protocols.io!

Dr. Saima Aslam and colleagues at IPATH / UCSD School of Medicine and Ampliphi Biosciences report on their use of IV phage therapy to treat biofilms associated with left ventricular assist devices (LVADs). This is now a protocol guiding cli

Kathryn Kauffman and Martin Polz of MIT have developed new ways of streamlining phage propagation and titration methods to save us all time and materials. You can also find the protocols here on Protocols.io!