There are a lot of phage-related publications out there, and far more readers eager to learn from them. It can be daunting, however, to figure out which primary literature is perfect for your specific needs.
We at phagesdb.org decided that some expert guidance might be helpful to the larger phage community. We've created PubGroups as a way of categorizing and highlighting some of the most useful phage publications. Our goal is to help you find papers that are appropriate for you, whether you're a high school student or a tenured professor.
We at phagesdb.org decided that some expert guidance might be helpful to the larger phage community. We've created PubGroups as a way of categorizing and highlighting some of the most useful phage publications. Our goal is to help you find papers that are appropriate for you, whether you're a high school student or a tenured professor.
SEA-PHAGES Papers
The papers in this group are partially or completely authored by members of HHMI's Science Education Alliance-Phage Hunters Advancing Genomics and Evolutionary Science (SEA-PHAGES) program. The program began in Fall 2008 with 12 colleges and universities teaching a two-semester phage discovery and genomics class, and has grown to include over 70 schools and 1400 students.
Hatfull Lab
These are publications from Dr. Graham Hatfull's lab over the years.
Mycobacteriophage reviews
Methods Papers
These papers describe some important phage manipulation techniques.
Phagehunting Teacher Workshop 2012
Here you can see all the journal articles and reading materials we will be discussing in the Phagehunting Teacher Workshop 2012.