Aditi Talwar·Oct 30How I Built a Phage Genome Database Inspired by PhageScopeIn my last article, I talked about one of the biggest challenges in phage therapy: finding the right phage for a specific bacterial…A response icon1A response icon1
BugSpeaks·Sep 2Rethinking the Germ War: Why the Future of Healing is PersonalWe have been raised on a very simple, comforting story.
InSBGrid Community NewsbySBGrid·Aug 27Viruses for GoodMihnea Bostina works from his New Zealand lab at University of Otago to harness the therapeutic potential lurking in viruses.
Peter Friebe·Aug 10The Latest Headlines: AI Designed New Viruses. Did it?Disclosure: I wrote this article and used AI as a “professional editor” to refine and shorten overly long or complicated sentences.
InSBGrid Community NewsbySBGrid·Jul 30Small viruses can have a big impact on human healthSBGrid member Mihnea Bostina reports on Bas18 and its potential uses in therapeutics, vaccines, and food safety.
Abbie Schmitt·Jul 28Antibiotic Resistance Is Rising — Could Advances in Phage Therapy Provide a Cure?Author: Abbie Schmitt, MSN-Ed, BSN, RN
Jennifer McDonald·Apr 30Bacteriophages: The Disruption and Hijacking of Bacterial CellsThis student blog post is written by Frank D. and is all about a special type of virus called a Bacteriophage. Have you ever heard of this…
Harvard Undergraduate Microbiology Society·Jan 16The “thing” or “something” you titled as the deadliest, may not be as deadly as you thinkIf “deadliest” is measured by scale, efficiency, and inevitability, then the title doesn’t belong to sharks/snakes, but to bacteriophages.
