Mystique, a broad host range Acinetobacter phage, reveals the impact of culturing conditions on phage isolation and infectivity

Ellinor Alseth(Georgia Institute of Technology), Philip N. Rather(Emory University), Mykhailo Kopylov(New York Structural Biology Center), Iris Irby(Georgia Institute of Technology), Carli Roush(Georgia Institute of Technology), Daija Bobe(New York Structural Biology Center), Monneh W Diggs(Georgia Institute of Technology), Kristy Nguyen(Georgia Institute of Technology), Anton V. Bryksin(The Wallace H. Coulter Department of Biomedical Engineering), Huaijin Xu(Georgia Institute of Technology), Ingeborg Schmidt‐Krey(Georgia Institute of Technology)
PLoS Pathogens
April 10, 2025
10.1371/journal.ppat.1012986
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