Were you able to test your phages against different bacteria, and if so, did that show promise of killing bacteria that could be used in phage therapy?
Well done. I noticed that in your video you explained that your experiments did not go exactly as planned and you ended up running out of time. If you were given more time, what do you expect to see in terms of identifying what type of phage you studied? In addition, do you think that phage therapy will become an common method to treat antibiotic resistant bacteria in humans?
Hey! We already know that the phages that we developed were temperate phages. with more time we would’ve been able to find out more about our phage and the different things that it can do. After a lot of research and gaining a better understanding on phages, I do believe that phage therapy will become a common method to treat antibiotic resistant bacteria in humans.
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Were you able to test your phages against different bacteria, and if so, did that show promise of killing bacteria that could be used in phage therapy?
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Hey! We weren’t really able to test our phage against different bacteria due to a lack of time and our phage therapy going wrong towards the end.
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What type of phage did you find and can it be used in further research?
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The phage that we grew were temperate phages and yes they can be used in further research.
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Hello!
Well done. I noticed that in your video you explained that your experiments did not go exactly as planned and you ended up running out of time. If you were given more time, what do you expect to see in terms of identifying what type of phage you studied? In addition, do you think that phage therapy will become an common method to treat antibiotic resistant bacteria in humans?
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Hey! We already know that the phages that we developed were temperate phages. with more time we would’ve been able to find out more about our phage and the different things that it can do. After a lot of research and gaining a better understanding on phages, I do believe that phage therapy will become a common method to treat antibiotic resistant bacteria in humans.
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