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Klebsiella phages representing a novel clade of viruses with an unknown DNA modification and biotechnologically interesting enzymes

Barbara Maciejewska, Bartosz Roszniowski, Akbar Espaillat, Agata Kęsik-Szeloch, Grazyna Majkowska-Skrobek, Andrew M Kropinski, Yves Briers (UGent) , Felipe Cava, Rob Lavigne and Zuzanna Drulis-Kawa

(2017) APPLIED MICROBIOLOGY AND BIOTECHNOLOGY. 101(2). p.673-684
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Characterization of newly isolated lytic bacteriophages active against Acinetobacter baumannii

Maia Merabishvili (UGent) , Dieter Vandenheuvel, Andrew M Kropinski, Jan Mast, Daniel De Vos, Gilbert Verbeken (UGent) , Jean-Paul Noben, Rob Lavigne, Mario Vaneechoutte (UGent) and Jean-Paul Pirnay

(2014) PLOS ONE. 9(8).
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Romulus and Remus, two phage isolates representing a distinct clade within the Twortlikevirus, display suitable properties for phage therapy applications

Katrien Vandersteegen, Andrew M Kropinski, John HE Nash, Jean-Paul Noben, Katleen Hermans (UGent) and Rob Lavigne

(2013) JOURNAL OF VIROLOGY. 87(6). p.3237-3247
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Selection and characterization of a candidate therapeutic bacteriophage that lyses the Escherichia coli O104:H4 strain from the 2011 outbreak in Germany

Maia Merabishvili (UGent) , Daniel De Vos, Gilbert Verbeken (UGent) , Andrew M Kropinski, Dieter Vandenheuvel, Rob Lavigne, Pierre Wattiau, Jan Mast, Catherine Ragimbeau, Joel Mossong, et al.

(2012) PLOS ONE. 7(12).

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Klebsiella phages representing a novel clade of viruses with an unknown DNA modification and biotechnologically interesting enzymes

Characterization of newly isolated lytic bacteriophages active against Acinetobacter baumannii

Romulus and Remus, two phage isolates representing a distinct clade within the Twortlikevirus, display suitable properties for phage therapy applications

Selection and characterization of a candidate therapeutic bacteriophage that lyses the Escherichia coli O104:H4 strain from the 2011 outbreak in Germany

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