PhagesDB Blog

Updates, thoughts, comments, clarifications, serial commas, and more from the PhagesDB team. This is where we'll keep you up-to-date with the latest news and info related to the bacteriophage world.

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Charlie Bowman
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Oct 7, 2014

Summary


A major update to the way that Phams are built in Phamerator is being deployed that greatly speeds up database construction and enhances client performance in regards to downloads and updates. Users will see minor differences in the phams themselves, …

Dan Russell
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Aug 30, 2014

The quick version


You can now create a PhagesDB account using a Google (gmail), Facebook, or Twitter account. If you already have a PhagesDB account, you can log in, then go to our connections page to assocaite your existing account …

Charlie Bowman
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Jul 31, 2014
While in South Africa conducting a Mycobacterial genetics course at the University of Kwazulu-Natal's Westville campus this past month we managed to record a couple episodes of Sounds of the SEA. Graham and the crew are joined by exciting guests …
Tags: phage, SEA, Education, SotS
Dan Russell
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Jun 25, 2014
Just a quick note to let everyone know that Sounds of the SEA, the SEA-PHAGES podcast, is now on iTunes. You can find it by searching for Sounds of the SEA in podcasts on iTunes. Android users can use Podcast …
Dan Russell
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Jun 11, 2014
Today we're releasing the first-ever episode of the our new SEA-PHAGES podcast, Sounds of the SEA. Given that over 2,200 people were intimately involved in phagehunting this past academic year, we thought it'd be a good idea to have a …
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