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  1. UpdatesOct 2, 2020

    Emily’s Entourage, a nonprofit organization that funds cystic fibrosis research and drug development, has funded four new gra

    Emily’s Entourage, a nonprofit organization that funds cystic fibrosis research and drug development, has funded four new grants (totaling $790,000 over two years), two of which are phage-related. One was awarded to IPATH researchers to dev

    UpdatesGrant funding newsLysinsPhage Therapy
  2. UpdatesOct 2, 2020

    Locus Biosciences signed a $144 million contract with BARDA to support phase II and III clinical trials of LBP-EC01, Locus' C

    Locus Biosciences signed a $144 million contract with BARDA to support phase II and III clinical trials of LBP-EC01, Locus' CRISPR phage (crPhage™) product.

    UpdatesBiotech newsFunding news
  3. UpdatesOct 2, 2020

    Adaptive Phage Therapeutics was recognized as a 2020 Champion of Maryland Manufacturing for its efforts to provide emergency

    Adaptive Phage Therapeutics was recognized as a 2020 Champion of Maryland Manufacturing for its efforts to provide emergency phage access to COVID-19 patients with secondary bacterial infections.

    UpdatesBiotech news
  4. UpdatesOct 2, 2020

    Laith Harb (Texas A&M University) and colleagues published a new paper in PNAS showing that host cell penetration by the F-pi

    Laith Harb (Texas A&M University) and colleagues published a new paper in PNAS showing that host cell penetration by the F-pilus-specific ssRNA phage MS2 triggers detachment of the F-pilus.

    UpdatesPhage-host interactionsResearch paper
  5. UpdatesOct 2, 2020

    Luís Melo (University of Minho, Portugal) and colleagues published a detailed analysis of how the Staphylococcus epidermidis

    Luís Melo (University of Minho, Portugal) and colleagues published a detailed analysis of how the Staphylococcus epidermidis biofilm matrix protects against phage predation.

    UpdatesBiofilmsResearch paper
  6. UpdatesOct 2, 2020

    Xing Wan (KU Leuven and University of Helsinki) and colleagues published a new review in Current Opinion in Biotechnology on

    Xing Wan (KU Leuven and University of Helsinki) and colleagues published a new review in Current Opinion in Biotechnology on phage-based target discovery and its exploitation towards novel antibacterial molecules.

    UpdatesAntimicrobial developmentResearch paper
  7. UpdatesSep 25, 2020

    The Indian ‘Society for Bacteriophage Research and Therapy’ (SBRT) is a platform for phage researchers to share their experti

    The Indian ‘Society for Bacteriophage Research and Therapy’ (SBRT) is a platform for phage researchers to share their expertise & resources. SBRT is pleased to announce a webinar on “Knowing the unknown: Approaches to characterize the vast

    UpdatesCommunityVirtual Event
  8. UpdatesSep 25, 2020

    The next rendition of PHAVES will be a seminar/Q&A with Dr. Emma Bell, Principal Bacteriophage Scientist at FixedPhage, and w

    The next rendition of PHAVES will be a seminar/Q&A with Dr. Emma Bell, Principal Bacteriophage Scientist at FixedPhage, and will take place October 6th at 4PM GMT+1. She'll discuss their phage immobilization technology and how they've impro

    UpdatesCommunityPHAVESVirtual Event
  9. UpdatesSep 25, 2020

    Viperins are known to function in the eukaryotic antiviral response, and now they've been found in prokaryotes. Aude Bernheim

    Viperins are known to function in the eukaryotic antiviral response, and now they've been found in prokaryotes. Aude Bernheim (Weizmann Institute of Science) and colleagues published a new paper in Nature on prokaryotic viperins, which prot

    UpdatesPhage defense systemsResearch paper
  10. UpdatesSep 25, 2020

    The use and selection of excipients are critical to stabilize phages in solid formulations. Yajie Zhang (University of Texas

    The use and selection of excipients are critical to stabilize phages in solid formulations. Yajie Zhang (University of Texas at Austin) and colleagues have reviewed the current classes of phage excipients, outstanding challenges with phage

    UpdatesPhage methodsResearch paper
  11. UpdatesSep 25, 2020

    Niels Vander Elst (Ghent University) and colleagues published a new paper in Antibiotics on the characterization of two phage

    Niels Vander Elst (Ghent University) and colleagues published a new paper in Antibiotics on the characterization of two phage lysins, PlySs2 and PlySs9, which have in vitro lytic activity against bovine mastitis pathogen Streptococcus uberi

    UpdatesLysinsResearch paperVeterinary medicine
  12. UpdatesSep 25, 2020

    What's the prevalence of antibiotic resistance genes and virulence genes in complete/near-complete phage genomes? The Millard

    What's the prevalence of antibiotic resistance genes and virulence genes in complete/near-complete phage genomes? The Millard Lab did an analysis; here are the results.

    UpdatesBioinformatics
  13. UpdatesSep 25, 2020

    Clément Girardot wrote a new piece on phage therapy for The Guardian's Global Development section; in it he interviews Tobi N

    Clément Girardot wrote a new piece on phage therapy for The Guardian's Global Development section; in it he interviews Tobi Nagel and Martha Clokie of Phages for Global Health.

    UpdatesGlobal healthNewsPhage Therapy
  14. UpdatesSep 25, 2020

    Micreos has initiated a clinical trial to evaluate a topically-applied phage endolysin as a therapy for Atopic Dermatitis.

    Micreos has initiated a clinical trial to evaluate a topically-applied phage endolysin as a therapy for Atopic Dermatitis.

    UpdatesBiotech newsClinical TrialPhage Therapy
  15. UpdatesSep 25, 2020

    The Central Institute of Brackishwater Aquaculture, an Indian research institute, has been developing phage cocktails for aqu

    The Central Institute of Brackishwater Aquaculture, an Indian research institute, has been developing phage cocktails for aquaculture. They've now transferred their phage technology to Salem Microbes Private Ltd, so it can be made available

    UpdatesAquacultureBiotech news
  16. UpdatesSep 25, 2020

    An international team of scientists are calling for the European Union to enforce non-animal antibody production, and phage d

    An international team of scientists are calling for the European Union to enforce non-animal antibody production, and phage display may be the ideal replacement. Report | Press release.

    UpdatesPhage displayRegulation
  17. UpdatesSep 25, 2020

    The next rendition of PHAVES will be a seminar/Q&A with Dr. Emma Bell, Principal Bacteriophage Scientist at FixedPhage, and w

    The next rendition of PHAVES will be a seminar/Q&A with Dr. Emma Bell, Principal Bacteriophage Scientist at FixedPhage, and will take place October 6th at 4PM GMT+1. She'll discuss their phage immobilization technology and how they've impro

    UpdatesCommunityPHAVESVirtual Event
  18. UpdatesSep 18, 2020

    Hello fellow phage workers - are you modifying phages, genetically or chemically, to improve their ability to act as therapeu

    Hello fellow phage workers - are you modifying phages, genetically or chemically, to improve their ability to act as therapeutics? Attaching toxins so the phage capsid provides specificity to target bacteria? Creating phage based vaccines?

    UpdatesCommunitySpecial Issue
  19. UpdatesSep 18, 2020

    Hi everybody, would anyone be kind enough to share bacterial strain BLT5403? It's part of Novagen's T7 phage kit. Unfortunate

    Hi everybody, would anyone be kind enough to share bacterial strain BLT5403? It's part of Novagen's T7 phage kit. Unfortunately it didn't make the move with me and I don't want to buy a whole kit to just get the bacteria. — @Kean_Research v

    UpdatesCommunityStrain request
  20. UpdatesSep 18, 2020

    The longest river of India, the Ganges, is reported for the richest diversity of bacteriophages compared to any other river a

    The longest river of India, the Ganges, is reported for the richest diversity of bacteriophages compared to any other river across the globe. This diversity was formed when bacteriophages were trapped at the origin of the river millions of

    UpdatesCommunityCommunity messageNew sources of phages
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