International audienceIn the 1917 article in which Félix d'Hérelle describes his first observations and proposes the name of bacteriophage, he also reports the first use of these viruses to treat bacterial infections, thus giving birth to phage therapy. Soon after antibiotics supplanted bacteriophages. Today, bacteria resistant to multiple antibiotics become a growing public health issue worldwide. This situation has revived research aiming at developing the antibacterial activity of bacteriophages to treat patients as well as diseases in animals and plants. In fact, the areas of applications of bacteriophages as antibacterial are widening as current solutions of chemical nature are questioned. This review summarizes the basic principles of...
Phage therapy is a natural process of treating the bacterial infections of animals, plants and human...
The emergence of antibiotic-resistant bacteria and decrease in the discovery rate of novel antibioti...
Since their independent discovery by Frederick Twort in 1915 and Felix d’Herelle in 1917, bacterioph...
International audienceIn the 1917 article in which Félix d'Hérelle describes his first observations ...
International audienceIn the 1917 article in which Félix d'Hérelle describes his first observations ...
International audienceIn the 1917 article in which Félix d'Hérelle describes his first observations ...
International audienceIn the 1917 article in which Félix d'Hérelle describes his first observations ...
International audienceIn the 1917 article in which Félix d'Hérelle describes his first observations ...
International audienceIn the 1917 article in which Félix d'Hérelle describes his first observations ...
International audienceIn the 1917 article in which Félix d'Hérelle describes his first observations ...
International audienceIn the 1917 article in which Félix d'Hérelle describes his first observations ...
International audienceIn the 1917 article in which Félix d'Hérelle describes his first observations ...
Dès 1917, dans l’article où il décrit ses premières observations et propose le nom de bactériophage,...
Bacteriophages have been used to treat bacterial infections in animals and humans since their discov...
Phage therapy is a natural process of treating the bacterial infections of animals, plants and human...
Phage therapy is a natural process of treating the bacterial infections of animals, plants and human...
The emergence of antibiotic-resistant bacteria and decrease in the discovery rate of novel antibioti...
Since their independent discovery by Frederick Twort in 1915 and Felix d’Herelle in 1917, bacterioph...
International audienceIn the 1917 article in which Félix d'Hérelle describes his first observations ...
International audienceIn the 1917 article in which Félix d'Hérelle describes his first observations ...
International audienceIn the 1917 article in which Félix d'Hérelle describes his first observations ...
International audienceIn the 1917 article in which Félix d'Hérelle describes his first observations ...
International audienceIn the 1917 article in which Félix d'Hérelle describes his first observations ...
International audienceIn the 1917 article in which Félix d'Hérelle describes his first observations ...
International audienceIn the 1917 article in which Félix d'Hérelle describes his first observations ...
International audienceIn the 1917 article in which Félix d'Hérelle describes his first observations ...
International audienceIn the 1917 article in which Félix d'Hérelle describes his first observations ...
Dès 1917, dans l’article où il décrit ses premières observations et propose le nom de bactériophage,...
Bacteriophages have been used to treat bacterial infections in animals and humans since their discov...
Phage therapy is a natural process of treating the bacterial infections of animals, plants and human...
Phage therapy is a natural process of treating the bacterial infections of animals, plants and human...
The emergence of antibiotic-resistant bacteria and decrease in the discovery rate of novel antibioti...
Since their independent discovery by Frederick Twort in 1915 and Felix d’Herelle in 1917, bacterioph...