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Hello phage community! 😃 We’re looking for a T-series E. coli K-12 phage (e.g., T2, T4, T7) engineered to express a red fluorescent protein (e.g., mCherry) fused to a capsid or tail protein — to track intact virions by microscopy. No induc

Bio Lab in Korea is currently seeking Paenibacillus relictisesami phages and Lysinibacillus macroides phages. If you have access to these phages and are willing to share them, please get in touch. We would greatly appreciate your support.

Dear phage researchers, for receptor-binding experiments, we are looking for phage T2. If anyone is still actively working with T2, we'd appreciate a small sample. With best wishes, Mark van Raaij, mjvanraaij@cnb.csic.es

Hello! We are working on a Phage engineering project in Lisa Morici, PhD’s lab at Tulane University. We are looking for any sequenced or unsequenced phage for ATCC 19606 and 17978 (Lytic preferred) or any other sequenced phage for Acinetoba

Hi, I'm looking for a Staph aureus phage that is either phage K or a close relative. I want to use this in my animal model of diabetic foot ulcer infection. I'm at Flinders University in Australia. Thanks. Peter Speck (peter.speck@flinders.

Check out the phage community question on Twitter by Dr. Sabrina Green (@MotherOfPhage). "This is a long shot maybe but does anyone have any Pseudomonas #phages that use the type IV pilus as a receptor? This is not for me but a collaborator

Hello, I'm Asher (amehr22@dths.org)! I’m a high school senior in Los Angeles pursuing a project on phage therapy, and I’ve hit a massive roadblock in trying to order phages. I’m reaching out, hoping someone has info on how I can get them. I

Greetings, I hope everyone is doing well during these trying times. My name is Jonathan Lalsiamthara, a Post Doc trainee at the Aballay Lab, OHSU, Portland, OR. I am reaching out to the community if anyone will share with us the cystoviruse

Hello everybody! I was wondering if someone has on their collection or knows someone that has the phiCTX phage from Pseudomonas aeruginosa. I am looking for a cos-type phage in PA and it seems that’s one of the few well characterised. — Ro