Martha Clokie, PhD, MSc

University of Leicester; Sage Publishing; Clokie Lab; Becky Mayer Centre for Phage Research (Director)

I am a Professor of Microbiology at the University of Leicester where I lead a group of post-doctoral assistants and PhD students working on different aspects of therapeutic development of phages that target human and animal pathogens. I have a good grounding in all aspects of phage therapy development – from unravelling fundamental biology to product development, and commercialisation. Three three patents have been filed from my work. In addition to teaching Leicester undergraduate and post-graduate students, I helped develop a course, and work with the non-profit organisation ‘Phages for Global Health’ course to teach phage biology to academics worldwide. I am open to collaborations where I can provide specific phage expertise.

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  • The selected papers cover phage-amplified Salmonella detection, jumbo Klebsiella phage characterization, and phage therapy for UTI-associated E. coli. [1] [2] [3]
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  6. www.biorxiv.org Observed . paper_id: accepted exact-work association
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  9. www.biorxiv.org Observed . abstract or title: phage relevance
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  11. doi.org Observed . paper_id: accepted exact-work association
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  14. doi.org Observed . abstract or title: phage relevance
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