The Development Of Bacteriophage Plaques

Uses time-lapse photography to show how the developing bacterial carpet of Escherichia coli is attacked by bacteriophage particles resulting in the formation of holes or plaques. Explains that a plaque count is a means of estimating the number of bacteriophage particles ina suspension.

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  2. Effect Of Poliomyelitis Virus On Human Epithelioid Cells 1961
  3. Pharmacological Testing Of New Antibiotic Agents 1961
  4. Production Of Poliomyelitis Vaccine 1961
  5. Rabies In A Human Patient 1961
  6. The Development Of Bacteriophage Plaques 1961
  7. The Life cycle of the malaria parasite 1961
  8. The Spread Of Typhus 1961
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