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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Siphovirus"”.

  1. Host/virus interactions in the marine cyanobacterium prochlorococcus

    … or completely absent in the third family, the siphoviruses. The overarching goal of this thesis is to understand differences in the infection processes of different cyanophages - in particular, between cyanophages that encode AMGs and those that do not. We hypothesize that the latter group …

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  2. Biophysical chemistry of lipopolysaccharide specific bacteriophages

    … for viruses with long non contractile tails (siphovirus) recognizing protein receptors. Podovirus P22 in this work was therefore the first example for a short tailed phage with an LPS recognition organelle that can trigger DNA ejection in vitro. However, O antigen binding and cleaving …

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  3. Mitybos įtakos aerobinėmis sąlygomis kultivuojamų Mus musculus žarnyno bakteriofagų įvairovei tyrimas /

    … and morphologically distinct viruses: the siphovirus 50Rn infecting Enterococcus sp. strain MMBS 50 and the myovirus SuR infecting Serratia ureilytica DSM 16952. Both viruses are characteristic of the intestines of mice fed either a high-fat or a normal diet. Future studies are proposed to …

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  4. Propionibacterium acnes and its phages

    Microorganisms are everywhere! They can tolerate many diverse extreme environments, such as the human body. Even though many of us might associate the word microorganism with infections and disease, most are actually either harmless or even beneficial for us. Those commensals often fight off more …

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