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Jialin Xiang (Wuhan University) and colleagues published a new paper on type IV pili-mediated archaeal virus mutualism, showing that co-resident temperate viruses SNJ1 and SNJ2 establish tripartite mutualistic interactions with their haloar

Rabia Fatima (McMaster University) and colleagues published a new paper on temperate phage-antibiotic synergy in P. aeruginosa, showing widespread synergy between temperate phages and antibiotics, but varying by phage, host, and antibiotic

Mark Grevsen Martinet (Jena University Hospital/Friedrich-Schiller University, Germany) and colleagues have published a preprint on how temperate Pf-like phages induced in P. aeruginosa biofilms can modulate phage and antibiotic resistance,

M. J. N. Thomas (University of Manchester) and colleagues published a new paper in mSystems called ‘What makes a temperate phage an effective bacterial weapon?’. They combine mathematical models and experimental work to reveal how temperate

Sofia Dahlman (Monash University, Australia) and colleagues characterized 125 active prophages from 252 human gut bacterial isolates, revealing that temperate gut phages are prevalent, diverse, and predominantly inactive.

The University of Ljubljana's Biotechnical Faculty (Slovenia) has an open position for a Researcher to work on a project focused on control of bacteria by temperate phages, considering phenotypic changes, molecular mechanisms and evolutiona

Fengjuan Tian et al. (IME Research Institute, China) published a new paper in Virus Research entitled Molecular dissection of the first Staphylococcus cohnii temperate phage IME1354_01.

Patrick Secor (University of Montana) and colleagues published a review on Pf phages and what we know so far about their impacts on Pseudomonas virulence, immunity and chronic infections.

Patrick Secor (University of Montana) and colleagues published a review on Pf phages and what we know so far about their impacts on Pseudomonas virulence, immunity and chronic infections.

A new paper by Mohammad Tariq and colleagues at the University of Northumbria describes induction of temperate P. aeruginosa phages isolated from patients with cystic fibrosis or bronchiectasis. The more advanced the disease, the broader ho

A new paper by Mohammad Tariq and colleagues at the University of Northumbria describes induction of temperate P. aeruginosa phages isolated from patients with cystic fibrosis or bronchiectasis. The more advanced the disease, the broader ho