In our latest review article, we survey and comment on the potential of M13 phages for functional materials fabrication, from nano-systems to bulk materials.

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Jul 21
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In our analysis, we consider the genetic engineering of phages, but also their bioprocessing and assembly, which make it possible to assemble materials. You can find the open access full article in the Canadian Journal of Microbiology, here.

Congratulations to Julia, Reefah, Daniel and Beyza for co-authoring this review!

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