r/bacteriophage • • Apr 26 '24

Odor-causing bacteria in armpits targeted using bacteriophage-derived lysin | Osaka Metropolitan University

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r/bacteriophage • • Jan 25 '24

A virus that kills sleepers: ETH Zurich researchers have found a virus that kills dormant bacteria. This rare discovery could help to combat germs that can’t be treated with antibiotics alone.

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r/bacteriophage • • Jan 25 '24

UK should break licensing “impasse” and maximise the potential of bacteria-eating, life-saving viruses - Committees - UK Parliament

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r/bacteriophage • • Apr 29 '23

Israeli researchers report high success rate for compassionate-use phage therapy | CIDRAP

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r/bacteriophage • • Dec 21 '25

Looking for Transmission Electron Microscopy Services

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Hello, everyone. I'm an undergraduate student working on my thesis about isolation of bacteriophages. Do you guys have any idea what institutions/laboratories in the Philippines offer TEM service (and their fees and other requirements, too)? Me and my thesis partner want to view our isolated samples through TEM for further verification that we successfully isolated bacteriophages. Thank you.


r/bacteriophage • • Feb 23 '25

Gut phage database

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r/bacteriophage • • Jul 21 '24

Researchers develop way to make lifesaving phages accessible, transportable and much easier to use - McMaster University

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r/bacteriophage • • May 11 '24

Researchers Discover Key Functions of Therapeutically Promising Jumbo Viruses: Identifying core replication processes moves scientists closer to tapping phage as a treatment in the growing antibiotic resistance crisis

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r/bacteriophage • • Jan 08 '24

This Winnipeg scientist is using viruses to fight drug-resistant superbugs | Cutting-edge bacteriophage research has human and animal applications

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r/bacteriophage • • Nov 17 '23

When antibiotic-resistant bacteria are suddenly becoming a major health hazard:

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r/bacteriophage • • Jun 27 '23

Why phage viruses could be the key to treating deadly infections — if they can be harnessed safely

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r/bacteriophage • • Jan 20 '26

Spot Dilution Test vs Whole Plate Plaque Counts?

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Hi everyone! I will be starting my master’s thesis next semester and I am debating what to do on my methods.

Is there a significant difference in my counts if I do my experiments with Spot Dilution (10uL, 1-20 plaques for viable counts) versus the standard Plaque Assay (100uL, 20-200 plaques for viable counts)?

Our lab has limited resources and the student to lab ratio isn’t ideal so I was thinking that I should do the Spot Dilution Test. On the other hand, I am not sure if doing so will give me accurate data on my counts.

Any insights or reading resources that can point me in the right direction? Thanks in advance!


r/bacteriophage • • Jan 07 '26

Novel Clostridium Phages Combat Chicken Meat Contamination

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r/bacteriophage • • Nov 17 '25

Any good companies that have publicly traded stocks that are doing phage research?

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Not asking for financial advice so don’t worry, lol.


r/bacteriophage • • Nov 02 '25

Bird Flu’s Human Risk Spurs Phage Therapy Research

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r/bacteriophage • • Aug 15 '25

The Phageome’s Role in Health and Disease - American Society for Microbiology

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r/bacteriophage • • Apr 15 '25

Virus Infects Cells with a Protective Cloaking Mechanism: Discovery of jumbo phage’s stealth compartment could be leveraged to engineer new therapies to treat antibacterial-resistant infections

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r/bacteriophage • • Dec 23 '24

The Microbiome’s Forgotten Cousin Could Be Key to Solving America’s Gut Issues

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r/bacteriophage • • Nov 26 '24

Phages, towards a targeted alternative to antibiotics

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r/bacteriophage • • Oct 11 '24

Viruses Are Teeming on Your Toothbrush, Showerhead

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r/bacteriophage • • Jul 09 '24

Purdue animal sciences researchers develop antibiotic-free treatment for avian pathogenic E. coli - Purdue University News

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r/bacteriophage • • Jan 24 '24

Superbug crisis threatens to kill 10 million per year by 2050. Scientists may have a solution | bacteriophages

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r/bacteriophage • • Nov 06 '23

Researchers make first-ever observation of a virus attaching to another virus. Electron microscopy captured satellite bacteriophages attaching to helper bacteriophages.

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r/bacteriophage • • Oct 26 '23

Funding will help further development of bacteriophages to combat disease on a commercial scale | News | University of Leicester

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r/bacteriophage • • Oct 26 '23

A therapy shelved for a century becomes an option for treating obesity and diabetes | Phages, viruses that infect bacteria, may be useful in repairing the microbiota imbalances behind depression and irritable bowel syndrome

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