Spontaneous Resistance of Erwinia amylovora Against Bacteriophage Y2 Affects Infectivity of Multiple Phages

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RT @FrontMicrobiol: #Bacteriophages are natural predators of #bacteria, & although #phages can be highly effective at eliminating bacteria,…

28 Oct 2022

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#Bacteriophages are natural predators of #bacteria, & although #phages can be highly effective at eliminating bacteria, phage resistance is still possible. This article explores the risk of spontaneous phage resistance by Erwinia Amylovora. 🦠 👉 http

25 Oct 2022

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Spontaneous Resistance of Erwinia amylovora Against Bacteriophage Y2 Affects Infectivity of Multiple Phages https://t.co/5kcWW5pu9p https://t.co/FASFlLwqqp

09 Sep 2022

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Spontaneous Resistance of Erwinia amylovora Against Bacteriophage Y2 Affects Infectivity of Multiple Phages https://t.co/JAoUBhokaG

18 Aug 2022

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