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This means that the DNA sequences of my phage were not recognizable by any of the enzymes, indicating that it has a really rare sequence. Loading... Reply
Why would it be important that this phage can enter the lytic and lysogenic lifecycles? Loading... Reply
For the purposes of phage therapy, the phage must be a lytic phage, however, Missgirl is a temperate phage which means it can enter the lytic and lysogenic. Loading... Reply
Why would it be interesting if the enzyme did not cut the DNA? what does that mean?
This means that the DNA sequences of my phage were not recognizable by any of the enzymes, indicating that it has a really rare sequence.
Why would it be important that this phage can enter the lytic and lysogenic lifecycles?
For the purposes of phage therapy, the phage must be a lytic phage, however, Missgirl is a temperate phage which means it can enter the lytic and lysogenic.
In phage therapy how are the phages administered to patients?
They are administered intravenously
You mention that the titer can be found, what is a titer?
The titer is the concentration of your Phage Lysate