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...lity of experimental studies in a laboratory context. For these reasons, [[bacteriophage]]s (i.e. [[virus]]es that infect [[bacteria]]) are especially favored by ex ADAPTATION AND THE BACTERIOPHAGE

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...g between selection and population expansion in an experimental lineage of bacteriophage T7. Genetics 161:11-20. ...dependent contrasts succeed where ancestor reconstruction fails in a known bacteriophage phylogeny. Evolution 54:397-405.

...a stub during the writing of the first chapter of the edited monograph, ''Bacteriophage Ecology'' (forecasted publication date: 2007, Cambridge University Press), ...[http://www.pnas.org/cgi/content/full/103/32/12115], and also individual [[Bacteriophage#Model bacteriophages|phage types]][http://www.pnas.org/cgi/content/full/99/

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*Abedon, S. T. (2007=scheduled publication date, and we are on schedule!). '''Bacteriophage Ecology: Population Growth, Evolution, and Impact of Bacterial Viruses.''' ..., J. J. Shaffer, and T. A. Kokjohn. 1997. '''Effects of host starvation on bacteriophage dynamics''', p. 368-385. In R. Y. Morita (ed.), Bacteria in Oligotrophic En

...hage). Lancet 11:1064</ref> This excuse is rather puzzling since, in 1919, bacteriophage research was still in its infancy.

...hage). Lancet 11:1064</ref> This excuse is rather puzzling since, in 1919, bacteriophage research was still in its infancy.

...s destroyed bacteria. It is not obvious to me whether he coined the term "bacteriophage" or whether this came later. I don't feel comfortable giving him this cred *[http://en.citizendium.org/wiki/Bacteriophage Bacteriophage] Suprising -> Surprising. Error located on main article not Draft.

...[[phage therapy]] and modern [[biological pest control]]. Subsequently, [[bacteriophage]]s became the [[model organism]]s for the studies that spawned much of our ...rable virus, but a virus parasitic on bacteria."'' (From F. d'Hérelle, The bacteriophage, Sci. News 14:44-59, 1949.)

...[[phage therapy]] and modern [[biological pest control]]. Subsequently, [[bacteriophage]]s became the [[model organism]]s for the studies that spawned much of our ...rable virus, but a virus parasitic on bacteria."'' (From F. d'Herelle, The bacteriophage, Sci. News 14:44-59, 1949.)

...bacteria. The term is most commonly used in its shortened form: phage. The bacteriophage was first shown to be a part of the [[Biology|biological]] world in modern ...their own numbers in the process of doing so: the essential actions of the bacteriophage.

...bacteria. The term is most commonly used in its shortened form: phage. The bacteriophage was first shown to be a part of the [[Biology|biological]] world in modern ...their own numbers in the process of doing so: the essential actions of the bacteriophage.

...nfect: animal viruses, [[plant virus]]es, [[fungus|fungal]] viruses, and [[bacteriophage]]s (viruses infecting [[bacteria]], which include the most complex viruses) [[Bacteriophage]]s, the viruses infecting [[bacteria]], can be relatively easily grown as [

...Taq DNA Polymerase reagents, apparently contaminated with trace amounts of bacteriophage like dnase. A study USING 16s rrna gene primer sA, a number of unexpected p ...ore but most were exogenous bacterial DNA. This study is the first to show bacteriophage like DNA present. Scientist and Researchers were made aware of these findin

...ria, particularly [[leprosy]] and [[tuberculosis]], and the discovery of [[bacteriophage]]s, viruses that parasitize bacteria. Bacteriophages proved ideal model org

...of [[peptidoglycann]] in its cell walls. In addition, it is sensitive to [[bacteriophage]] attack; this may be due to the fact that it has no outer membrane.