Phages: Their Role in Pathogen and Biotechnology -

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Table of Contents

Part I. Setting the Stage: General Information

1. History of Phage Research and Phage Therapy, William C. Summers
2. Phage Biology, Richard Calendar and Ross Inman
3. Lysogeny, Prophage Induction, and Lysogenic Conversion, John W. Little
4. Bacteriophage Evolution and the Role of Phages in Host Evolution, Roger W. Hendrix
5. Phage Ecology and Bacterial Pathogenesis, Mya Breitbart, Forest Rohwer and Stephan T. Abedon
6. Phage Lysis, Ry Young
Part II. The Core of the Issue: Phage Contribution to Virulence

7. Lambdoid Phages and Shiga Toxin, Jessica S. Tyler, Jonathan Livny, and David I. Friedman
8. The Prophage Arsenal of Salmonella enterica Serovar Typhimurium, Lionello Bossi and Nara Figueroa-Bossi
9. Virulence-Linked Bacteriophages of Pathogenic Vibrios, Brigid M. Davis and Matthew K. Waldor
10. Bordetella Phages, A. Hodes, S. Doulatov, and J. F. Miller
11. Mycoplasma Phages, Kevin Dybvig, Anh-Hue Tu, and Brenda Clapper
12. Mycobacteriophages: Pathogenesis and Applications, Graham F. Hatfull
13. Phages and Bacterial Vaginosis, Lin Tao, Sylvia I. Pavlova, and Ali O. Kilic
14. Bacteriophages Encoding Botulinum and Diphtheria Toxins, Eric A. Johnson
15. Staphylococcal Phages, Avery M. Matthews and Richard P. Novick
16. The Contribution of Phages to Group A Streptococcus Genetic Diversity and Pathogenesis, David J. Banks, Stephen B. Beres, and James M. Musser
17. Pneumococcal Phages, Pedro Garcia, Jose L. Garcia, Rubens Lopez, and Ernesto Garcia
18. Listeria Phages: Basics and Applications, Martin J. Loessner and Catherine E. D. Rees
Part III. Utility of Phage: Direct Application to Technology

19. Recombineering in Prokaryotes, Lynn C. Thomason, Richard S. Myers, Amos Oppenheim, Nina Costantino, James A. Sawitzke, Simanti Datta, Mikhail Bubunenko, and Donald L. Court
20. Polysaccharide-Degrading Phages, Dean Scholl and Carl Merril
21. Phage Display: a Molecular Fashion Show, Amita Gupta, Amos B. Oppenheim, and Vijay K. Chaudhary
22. The Use of Phages in Therapy and Bacterial Detection, Michael McKinstry and Rotem Edgar