A Phage Tail
By: The Phage Pham Despite having the largest XSIG lab this year, we, the Delesalle Lab, work with … Continue reading
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The Age of Phage
Though you may not have heard of them before, bacteriophage are all around us. They’re in the ground we walk … Continue reading
Phage: The Phinal Phrontier
What phages are: Our lab, the Phages Rock lab, works with bacteriophages (phages), and we work to isolate different types … Continue reading
A Tale of Phage Tails, a Range of Host Ranges, and Southerns from Out West
Bacteriophages (phages) are viruses that infect bacteria and are believed to constitute the most diverse group of organisms on Earth, … Continue reading
The Phyllo Phages
Meet the Phyllo Phages We in the lab of Dr. Delesalle and Dr. Krukonis have spent much of our summer … Continue reading
Diggin’ through the desert for a phage with no name…
With the stars still visible in the morning sky, we lifted our luggage into a van bound for BWI, our … Continue reading
Mission Possible: The Mystery of tRNA Genes in Mycobacteriophages
Mission Report Agents: Natalie Tanke Rising sophomore, biology major Future career goals: continue research into grad school Current … Continue reading
XSIG Trek: The Search for SPP1 — The Musical
We, the Delesalle Lab, work with bacteriophages (phages for short!). Phages are viruses that “eat” bacteria and are the most … Continue reading
CRISPR Crew Summer 2016
In Dr. Shariat’s lab (aka the “CRISPR Crew”), we’re all rising sophomores and we have three main research focuses: the … Continue reading
#SEAsymp2015
Braving the heat in our business casual, we set out for 19700 Helix Drive in Ashburn, Virginia for the 7th Annual … Continue reading
