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Tag: phages

A story about Pseudomonas

Posted in News, Psuedomonas-Prunus

Researcher Michelle Hulin recently took to Twitter to tell the story of how her work has unfolded since 2017. Michelle, based at The Sainsbury Laboratory, is part of the Pseudomonas-Prunus project team. Michelle explained how she, Mojgan Rabiey and other …

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Innovative approaches to controlling bacterial plant diseases (webinar)

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As part of Plant Health Week, this webinar will explore innovative biocontrol methods that could reduce the impact of bacterial plant diseases on our farms, forests and gardens. Conventional antibiotic treatments can damage the environment and are becoming less effective …

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Could viruses be a cure for bacterial diseases?

Posted in News, Psuedomonas-Prunus, Ralstonia Phage

Phages are viruses which infect and kill bacteria. Increasingly, as with our Ralstonia Phage project, they are being studied as potential biocontrol agents. Phages have very specific host ranges and could be used to selectively target only pathogenic bacteria, leaving …

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