- How do you get bacteriophages to form plaques?
- Abstract
- Difficulties in getting phages to form plaques
- Sample preparation prior to analysis
- Replacing the gelling agent, agar, with agrose in the soft agar overlay
- Concentration of agrose in the soft agar overla
- Electrolyte-requirements
- Use of indicator strains in phage assay
- Growth phase of host
- Influence of growth medium
- Phage diluent
- Temperature
- Hydrogen-ion concentration
- Broth or milk-grown cells in phage assays
- Raw milk phages
- Incorporation of glycine in growth media
- Improving plaque contrast or visability
- Use of antibiotics that activate the host cell SOS system to increase plaque size
- Engineering phage sensitive indicator strains?
- Literature cited
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