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Bacteriophages and microbial interactions

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This cluster of papers explores the ecology, evolution, and applications of viruses in various ecosystems, with a focus on bacteriophages, marine viruses, viromes, and their potential therapeutic and nanotechnological implications.

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bacteriophages; phage therapy; phage isolation; phage-host interactions; phage genome; phage resistance; lysogeny; bacteriophage lambda; bacteriophage T4; phage-bacteria interactions; lytic phages; temperate phages; prophages; phage adsorption; phage morphology; phage stability; phage infection; phage cocktail; viral metagenomics; Siphoviridae; phage evolution; Myoviridae; phage lysis; phage characterization; endolysin

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Morton address: 36240488520926839 · morton4x16-v1

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