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filamentous bacteriophage

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filamentous bacteriophage [‚fil·ə¦men·təs bak′tir·ē·ə‚fāj]
(virology)
Threadlike bacterial viruses that use pili to attach to the host.


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They discuss such matters as the genetics and evolution of filamentous bacteriophages, evolutionary relationships of pathogenic clones, and antibiotic resistance.
Centrum Voor Plantenveredelings-en (Wageningen, Netherlands) has patented phagemid vectors comprising i) a promoter operatively linked to a gene coding for a translational fusion between a peptide and a filamentous single strand DNA bacteriophage coat protein or a part thereof, which promoter is induced by expression of gene IV of a filamentous bacteriophage, ii) a replication origin derived from a filamentous single strand DNA bacteriophage, and iii) a plasmid replication origin.
This new patent provides Dyax with additional patent claims that cover methods for displaying antibodies on filamentous bacteriophage.
 
 
 
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