ENGINEERING BACTERIOPHAGE FOR IMPROVED BIOSENSING & THERAPEUTICS
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Author
Parker, David
Abstract
Bacteriophages hold significant potential as biosensors and therapeutics, due to their highly specific host recognition elements and lysis mechanisms. Antimicrobial resistance is a looming threat in both food and healthcare settings and synthetic biology applied to bacteriophage holds an important role in stemming the tide. Hereinwe sought to engineer novel bacteriophage for application as biosensors and potential therapeutics through de-novo genome assembly.
Description
120 pages
Supplemental file(s) description: Ch2 Sequencing Data & Assembled Reads, Ch3 Supplementary Materials Sequencing Data, Ch2 Supplementary Materials S1 S2 S3.
Date Issued
2024-05
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Committee Chair
Nugen, Sam
Committee Member
Peters, Joseph
Altier, Craig
Degree Discipline
Food Science and Technology
Degree Name
Ph. D., Food Science and Technology
Degree Level
Doctor of Philosophy
Rights
Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International
Type
dissertation or thesis
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