Bacteriophage Titer Lab.

[@whatmate3978]

If these are such great killers agasnt these bacteria how come we are using it in cleaning items and where we are just using pure harsh chemicals? I rather pour a bunch of phages. I understand that it focuses only one type but couldn't that be changed where it targets multiple types of bacteria or is it that picky where it can't be slowly change it. Also when working with them what about mutations and how far can we manipulate them and change their code. Like these guys are small what if we instead of them having these legs they have something else.

[@drew8958]

From my personal experience using them for myself and my dog 🐶, they are very effective! Because they reproduce every 2 hours and in many cases, multiply by 1000 +, they can do some serious damage to an infection (they can also get through biofilm!!) without affecting the biological tissue around them, so no side effects - the only problem is after a few weeks, your immunity system can kick in....

[@minidr.francesca9914]

Very useful and well explained

[@KelliePixieAshton]

Change your smoke alarm battery! Hahaha. Loved this video. I'm currently doing my honours in phages... I keep getting really opaque plaques instead of super clear plaques and its doing my head in! Do you think this may indicate lysogenic phage instead of lytic? Or am I doing something wrong?

[@1minutebiology]

Aww research is so much trial and error! Don’t give up, I remember so many experiments not working during my PhD but I promise it’s all a learning process, good luck!

[@ArnavPadhi]

My phages are having a titer of 10¹⁶ PFU/ml, will hat be fine to include it for manuscript writing

[@himotara]

very well explained, i can now ace my lab exam with confidence!

[@minifuzz2531]

I'd be mad distracted if you was our TA lol,, had ta watch the vid twice 💀

[@1minutebiology]

😅🙈

[@cherrysoda3427]

... what?

[@monikafelegyhazi529]

Hello ! I am from Hungary. I have bacterial biofilm infection. Anticiotics don't work. Do you have phage staphylococcus epidermis ? Can I part of phage therapy ? Or can I sent a sample to you ?

[@sarabireche139]

How to ensure that the lysis area that appears on a culture is not bacteriophage??

[@1minutebiology]

The lysis or clearing actually does indeed indicate that the bacteriophage infected the bacteria cause them to die which looks like lysis (clearing).

[@manikantharajunamburi4351]

Hi madam we using phage formulation against vibrios in shrimp culture

[@monikafelegyhazi529]

Hello ! I have bacterial biofilm infection . Can you help me ? Where I can phages ? It is staphylococcus epidermis infection.

[@hebaalbeale6041]

I want to start research abouy bacteriophage and MDR can you help me?

[@1minutebiology]

What’s your research question?

[@dioneymagbanua4924]

We have a research about MDR E. coli and Coliphage way back 2018. ❤

[@doc.pilot10]

@@dioneymagbanua4924please share contact… looking for a similar solution to my problem