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  1. UpdatesJan 29, 2020

    In Memory of Jim Hu

    Sadly, Dr Jim Hu, a founding member of the Center for Phage Technology at Texas A&M University, has passed away. He was great scientist, dedicated mentor, and valued member of CPT and TAMU. — Center for Phage Technology, Twitter Jim was pa

    UpdatesCommunityIn memory
  2. UpdatesJan 29, 2020

    Phage Methods Q&A: PEG precipitation

    When doing a PEG precipitation of phages, some people (like me) use a PEG stock solution (20-30% w/v PEG in NaCl), whereas other people add the PEG powder directly to the sample. What are the pros and cons? — @EvelienAdri Check out the Twi

    UpdatesCommunityMethodsQ&A
  3. UpdatesJan 29, 2020

    Phage Methods Q&A: PEG precipitation

    When doing a PEG precipitation of phages, some people (like me) use a PEG stock solution (20-30% w/v PEG in NaCl), whereas other people add the PEG powder directly to the sample. What are the pros and cons? — @EvelienAdri Check out the Twi

    UpdatesCommunityMethodsQ&A
  4. UpdatesJan 29, 2020

    In Memory of Jim Hu

    Sadly, Dr Jim Hu, a founding member of the Center for Phage Technology at Texas A&M University, has passed away. He was great scientist, dedicated mentor, and valued member of CPT and TAMU. — Center for Phage Technology, Twitter Jim was pa

    UpdatesCommunityIn memory
  5. UpdatesJan 29, 2020

    Phages are extremely diverse at the genetic level, but not so much at the structural level... why? In an informative new revi

    Phages are extremely diverse at the genetic level, but not so much at the structural level... why? In an informative new review, Moïra Dion (Université Laval, Canada) and colleagues have explored phage diversity at the structural, genomic a

    UpdatesReviewPhage diversity
  6. UpdatesJan 27, 2020

    Listen to Jeremy Barr of Monash University's take on phage therapy and how close we are to bringing it to patients at scale.

    Listen to Jeremy Barr of Monash University's take on phage therapy and how close we are to bringing it to patients at scale. 16 min.

    UpdatesPodcastPhage Therapy
  7. UpdatesJan 27, 2020

    Lance Boling (SDSU) and colleagues tested 117 consumable compounds (like toothpaste, Stevia, aspartame) for their ability to

    Lance Boling (SDSU) and colleagues tested 117 consumable compounds (like toothpaste, Stevia, aspartame) for their ability to induce prophages from four bacterial species. They found that certain compounds induced prophages (some in a specie

    UpdatesResearchGut phagesProphages
  8. UpdatesJan 27, 2020

    A new monthly podcast called Superbugs Unplugged covers antimicrobial resistance news (and even covers phages, in episode two

    A new monthly podcast called Superbugs Unplugged covers antimicrobial resistance news (and even covers phages, in episode two!).

    UpdatesPodcastAntimicrobial resistancePhage Therapy
  9. UpdatesJan 27, 2020

    Aurélie Mathieu (Université Paris-Saclay) and colleagues have published an exciting new paper in Nature Communications: they

    Aurélie Mathieu (Université Paris-Saclay) and colleagues have published an exciting new paper in Nature Communications: they isolated 150 E. coli phages from fecal samples from 1-year-old infants. Then they analyzed the host range of the ph

    UpdatesResearchGut phages
  10. UpdatesJan 24, 2020

    Australia is becoming a hotspot for phage therapy research and innovation. In this in-depth Sydney Morning Herald feature, Je

    Australia is becoming a hotspot for phage therapy research and innovation. In this in-depth Sydney Morning Herald feature, Jeremy Barr describes his role in Tom Patterson's phage therapy case (Jeremy now runs his own phage research lab at M

    UpdatesNews articlePhage Therapy
  11. UpdatesJan 24, 2020

    Could destroying phages after they've found their target help make phages work more like drugs? In a new PNAS paper, Huan Pen

    Could destroying phages after they've found their target help make phages work more like drugs? In a new PNAS paper, Huan Peng (UC Santa Barbara) and colleagues describe how they've conjugated phages to gold nanorods, which can "cook" nearb

    UpdatesResearchEngineering
  12. UpdatesJan 24, 2020

    A new crAssphage paper by Tanvi Honap (University of Oklahoma) and colleagues shows that crAssphage prevalence correlates wit

    A new crAssphage paper by Tanvi Honap (University of Oklahoma) and colleagues shows that crAssphage prevalence correlates with more industrialized lifestyles. Paper | News Article

    UpdatesResearchcrAssphage
  13. UpdatesJan 24, 2020

    BCM Tailor Labs is a new initiative out of Baylor College of Medicine focused on phage therapy.

    BCM Tailor Labs is a new initiative out of Baylor College of Medicine focused on phage therapy.

    UpdatesNew initiativePhage Therapy
  14. UpdatesJan 24, 2020

    Attention phage companies with interests in addressing animal health challenges! You can apply here to showcase your solution

    Attention phage companies with interests in addressing animal health challenges! You can apply here to showcase your solution at the Animal Microbiome and Nutritional Health Congress in Chicago Mar 3-4, 2020. (Apparently most companies who'

    UpdatesConferencePitch Competition
  15. UpdatesJan 23, 2020

    A new article in STAT News by Eric Boodman (one of our favourite phage journalists!) talks about how a phage has been found t

    A new article in STAT News by Eric Boodman (one of our favourite phage journalists!) talks about how a phage has been found that kills Mallory Smith's infective Burkholderia cepacia isolate. In Mallory's honour, the phage has been named BCM

    UpdatesPhage Therapy
  16. UpdatesJan 21, 2020

    BCM Tailor Labs is a new initiative out of Baylor College of Medicine focused on phage therapy.

    BCM Tailor Labs is a new initiative out of Baylor College of Medicine focused on phage therapy.

    UpdatesNew initiativePhage Therapy
  17. UpdatesJan 21, 2020

    We know a lot about how phages expand their host ranges, but not so much about how they shrink them. A new Scientific Reports

    We know a lot about how phages expand their host ranges, but not so much about how they shrink them. A new Scientific Reports paper by Tzvi Holtzman (Israel Institute for Biological Research) and colleagues shows how T7 phage limits futile

    UpdatesAcademicResearchExperimental phage evolutionHost range
  18. UpdatesJan 21, 2020

    A new crAssphage paper by Tanvi Honap (University of Oklahoma) and colleagues shows that crAssphage prevalence correlates wit

    A new crAssphage paper by Tanvi Honap (University of Oklahoma) and colleagues shows that crAssphage prevalence correlates with more industrialized lifestyles. Paper | News Article

    UpdatesResearchcrAssphage
  19. UpdatesJan 21, 2020

    Could destroying phages after they've found their target help make phages work more like drugs? In a new PNAS paper, Huan Pen

    Could destroying phages after they've found their target help make phages work more like drugs? In a new PNAS paper, Huan Peng (UC Santa Barbara) and colleagues describe how they've conjugated phages to gold nanorods, which can "cook" nearb

    UpdatesResearchEngineering
  20. UpdatesJan 17, 2020

    PhagoMed attended the Biotech Showcase 2020 this week in San Francisco, and announced it is looking to raise $16 million from

    PhagoMed attended the Biotech Showcase 2020 this week in San Francisco, and announced it is looking to raise $16 million from US and European investors to bring its phage products to the clinic (watch this interview with CEO Alexander Belcr

    UpdatesBiotechFunding
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