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Impact of Bacterial Phenotypic Variation with Bacteriophage therapy: A Pilot Study with Prosthetic Joint Infection Isolates

21 Mar 2022

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BACKGROUND: Given the specificity of bacteriophage attachment receptors, a single bacterial isolate is currently utilized to match to a bacteriophage therapeutic, thereby extrapolating activity to all bacteria in vivo. Consistently, the main bacteriophage attachment receptor for Staphylococcus aureus is teichoic acid, and it is known that this receptor has phenotypic variations in different in vivo environments....

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PMID: 35331932
DOI: 10.1016/j.ijid.2022.03.022

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