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Bacteriophages on the World Wide Web

 Division M

[Division M is composed of researchers and teachers dedicated to the study of bacterial viruses]

 

Some links to sites elsewhere on the web that give information about bacteriophages.

Here is a tiny selection from the many thousands of pages now on the web with information about bacteriophages — these are sorted into the categories:

  • Research institutes, resource sites, & multi-group sites
  • Phage pages from on-line course materials
  • Sites of research groups & individual phage biologists
  • Biotechnology companies
  • Bacteriophage stock centers
  • Odds 'n ends

Research institutes, resource sites, & multi-group sites

  • All the Virology on the WWW
  • Bacteriophage Ecology Group
  • Virus Structure Resource/Fuller group
  • NCBI/NLM linked list of bacteriophage genome sequences
  • Georgian Academy of Sciences G. Eliava Institute of Bacteriophage, Microbiology, and Virology
  • Indiana Biolab Bacteriophage Index
  • International Committee on Taxonomy of Viruses (ICTV)
  • Institute of Molecular Virology (IMV), University of Wisconsin at Madison
  • Pittsburgh Bacteriophage Institute (PBI), University of Pittsburgh
  • VIPER (Virus Particle Explorer) site at the Scripps Research Institute
  • Web-based simulation of growth of bacteriophage T7. The site also has pages of general information about T7.
  • X174 as the Protein Databank's Molecule of the Month

Phage pages from on-line course materials

  • From a course of Alan Cann, University of Leicester, Bacteriophages
  • From M. Hewlett Lambda lecture, Univ. of Arizona
  • Evolved from S. Maloy's upper division course pages in Microbial Genetics
  • S. Metzenberg, California State Univ., Northridge, lectures on phage vectors in Recombinant DNA Techniques
  • From M. Mulligan, courses at Memorial University, Félix D'Herelle and the discovery of bacteriophage, lambda & M13 topics (1), (2), (3), and phage replication.
  • Lambda Vectors from a Molecular Biology course At Drexel/Chemical Engineering

Research group sites with on-line phage information

  • Duda, R. Univ. of Pittsburgh
  • Hatfull, G., Univ. of Pittsburgh
  • Johnson, J. & Schneeman, A., The Scripps Research Institute
  • King, J., MIT
  • Kutter, E., Evergreen State College
  • Lanka, A.G., Max Planck Inst.
  • Thuman-Commike, P., Baylor College of Medicine
  • Miller, E., North Carolina State Univ.
  • Steven, A., NIAMS, NIH: Laboratory of Structural Biology Research

Biotechnology companies interested in phage

  • Biophage
  • Exponential Biotherapies
  • Intralytix
  • New Horizons
  • Phage Biotech

Bacteriophage stock centers

  • ATTC (American Type Culture Collection)
  • MAFF (Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, and Fisheries), Japan
  • Pseudomonas Genetic Stock Center
  • Several suppliers aimed at college and K12 teachers can provide inexpensive stocks of wild type bacteria and phage, and in some cases mutant strains if those are commonly used in teaching. These include
    • Carolina Biological Supply Company
    • Presque Isle Cultures

Odds 'n ends

  • Russell Knightley Media, commercial source of virus images

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