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Bacteriophages: Genes and Genomes

Bacteriophage, viruses that infect bacteria, are an enormous group of organisms. Graham Hatfull tells us why he studies these diverse, but little known viruses.

With: Graham Hatfull

Graham Hatfull
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Bacteriophages: What are they? Bacteriophages: What are they?
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 Bacteriophages 23:10 Hi-Res

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Bacteriophages: Genomic insights. Bacteriophages: Genomic insights.
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 Organization of bacteriophage genomes, viral evolution 24:22 Hi-Res

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Mycobacteriophage genomics Mycobacteriophage genomics
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 Mycobacteriophages, M. tuberculosis bacteria, and tuberculosis 46:03 Hi-Res

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