You mentioned having to re-do your experiment multiple times and still not getting the results you were looking for…
what reason do you think that may have been the leading factor?
You mention that although the sub-cluster couldn’t be determined, the phage was temperate because of the smaller heads. Are there any other characteristics that would define a bacteriophage as temperate instead of lytic?
While you weren’t able to determine the sub-cluster of the phage, you mentioned that you were able to determine it was temperate due to the smaller heads. Are there any other characteristics that would back up the phage is temperate instead of lytic?
You mentioned having to re-do your experiment multiple times and still not getting the results you were looking for…
what reason do you think that may have been the leading factor?
You mention that although the sub-cluster couldn’t be determined, the phage was temperate because of the smaller heads. Are there any other characteristics that would define a bacteriophage as temperate instead of lytic?
While you weren’t able to determine the sub-cluster of the phage, you mentioned that you were able to determine it was temperate due to the smaller heads. Are there any other characteristics that would back up the phage is temperate instead of lytic?
Why did you use soil to find the phage?
Everyone in the phage lab was required to use soil as their sample as they have naturally have phages.
Does the quantify and type of bacteriophages correlate to any specific soil types?