
Prasanth Manohar, PhD
Center for Phage TechnologyI am a post-doctoral fellow working in bacteriophage biology and phage therapy. In the past (PhD), my research focused on therapeutic characterization and preparation of Escherichia phage, Klebsiella phage and Enterobacter phage for in vivo applications. The main focus is towards the preparation of phage cocktails for therapeutic applications and lyophilized phage products. At present, the research is towards Klebsiella, Pseudomonas and Acinetobacter phages especially on the phage-host interactions and phage cocktails for animal models.
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The Lysis Cassette of Jumbophage phiKZ (2025)
Listed author: Prasanth Manohar. Selection: recent. Source-dated recent phage-relevant work from the supplied ORCID bibliography, matched to its own DOI and primary author. Not a greatest-work claim. [4] [5] [6] [7] [8]
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- pub.orcid.org Observed . Exact supplied ORCID source endpoint
- pub.orcid.org Observed . Declared join of ORCID given/family fields; no global alias decision
- api.crossref.org Observed . Own DOI in primary publisher metadata
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