Titlebook: Bacteriophages; Methods and Protocol Martha R.J. Clokie,Andrew M. Kropinski,Rob Lavigne Book 2018 Springer Science+Business Media LLC 2018

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Christiane Caemmerer,Kristin Eichhornl processing. For food applications, encapsulation in food-grade polymer matrices is desirable owing to their nontoxicity and low cost. Here, we describe the encapsulation of . phage A511 using sodium alginate, gum arabic, and gelatin to maximize its viability during thermal processing.

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Wilhelm Bauer,Bernd Dworschak,Helmut Zaiseracross different conditions as well as for discovering previously exotic RNA species. Indeed, RNA sequencing has revolutionized the study of bacterial transcription with the diversity and quantity of small noncoding RNA elements that have been found and its ability to clearly define operons, promote

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-58530-6 of sequencing phage genomes has decreased to the point where it is being used as a teaching tool for genomics. Unfortunately, the quality of the descriptions of the phage and its annotation frequently are substandard. The following chapter is designed to help people working on phages, particularly

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Michael ten Hompel,Michael Henkeid as starting material. Determination of the location and function of the gene features within the genome sequence, or annotation, is a necessary next step prior to submission to a public database, publication in a scientific journal, or advanced comparative genomic and proteomic studies. Gene pred

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Analysis of Host-Takeover During SPO1 Infection of , synthesis of host DNA, RNA, and protein is shut off, and cell division is prevented. Here I describe the protocols by which we have demonstrated those processes, and identified the roles played by specific SPO1 gene products in causing those processes.

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Encapsulation of , Phage A511 by Alginate to Improve Its Thermal Stabilityl processing. For food applications, encapsulation in food-grade polymer matrices is desirable owing to their nontoxicity and low cost. Here, we describe the encapsulation of . phage A511 using sodium alginate, gum arabic, and gelatin to maximize its viability during thermal processing.