This image depicts the structure of the T4 virus, called a bacteriophage because it infects bacteria. Researchers at Purdue and The Catholic University of America have discovered the structure of an ...
On March 23, Catholic University announced it would be offering royalty-free licenses on patents for Rao’s work on the bacteriophage T4 virus platform and vaccine delivery systems. Prof. Venigalla Rao ...
Researchers have learned how the bacterial virus, bacteriophage T4, attacks its host, the E. coli bacterium. This discovery could eventually lead to a new class of antibiotics. Funded primarily by the ...
That's not some sci-fi spider, that's the T4 virus pictured above as it infects an E. coli bacterium by latching on with its "legs" -- actually an assortment of proteins. T4 is starring in a new film ...
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