Phages

... p locus q locus r locus number p + + 324 + q + 85 p q + 55 p q r 6 + q r 371 + + + 10 + + r 66 p + r 83 a) what are the genotypes of the parental phages in this cross? b) what are the map distances between the genes and what is the gene order (draw a map) ANY help would be appreciated

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... cannot usually reach. This being said, I've understood that low levels of endotoxins are problematic only if you're planning to inject your phages intravenously or maybe subcutaneously (which would just get them destroyed by the immune system anyway). If you administrate the phages orally ...

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... cannot usually reach. This being said, I've understood that low levels of endotoxins are problematic only if you're planning to inject your phages intravenously or maybe subcutaneously (which would just get them destroyed by the immune system anyway). If you administrate the phages orally ...

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I read this article, and found something concerning: When phages burst out of the victim's cell, they leave behind debris that can contaminate the solution. This debris can prove fatal to humans, a problem that the purification technologies of the early ...

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As for protocol to grow phages, there are tons on the net, but the basics is you start a culture of your favorite target bacteria, and when it is starting to grow well, you mix it with phages and wait. In the end you hopefully have much ...

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