Gram-positive phages : : from isolation to application / / topic editors: Jennifer Mahony and Douwe van Sinderen.
Phage biology is one of the most significant and fundamental aspects of biological research and is often used as a platform for model studies relating to more complex biological entities. For this reason, phage biology has enjoyed focused attention and significant advances have been made in the area...
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