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... p locus q locus r locus number p + + 324 + q + 85 p q + 55 p q r 6 + q r 371 + + + 10 + + r 66 p + r 83 a) what are the genotypes of the parental phages in this cross? b) what are the map distances between the genes and what is the gene order (draw a map) ANY help would be appreciated

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... allow you to precipitate them and the remove by centrifugation. Even this doesn't guarantee 100% endotoxin-free product - something that ... of endotoxins are problematic only if you're planning to inject your phages intravenously or maybe subcutaneously (which would just get them destroyed ...

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... allow you to precipitate them and the remove by centrifugation. Even this doesn't guarantee 100% endotoxin-free product - something that ... of endotoxins are problematic only if you're planning to inject your phages intravenously or maybe subcutaneously (which would just get them destroyed ...

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I read this article, and found something concerning: When phages burst out of the victim's cell, they leave behind debris that can contaminate ... right? And can you get rid of them with a centrifuge? (Or do you even need to? I know the body can handle them when bacteriophages work in the ...

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As for protocol to grow phages, there are tons on the net, but the basics is you start a culture of your favorite target bacteria, and when it is starting to grow well, you mix it with phages and wait. In the end you hopefully have much ...

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