Fate of bacteriophage lambda in non-immune germ-free mice
MR Geier, ME Trigg, CR Merril - Nature, 1973 - nature.com
MR Geier, ME Trigg, CR Merril
Nature, 1973•nature.comTHE clearance of colloidal particles in animals has been studied in several experiments1–
16. The use of bacteriophage in such studies offers a sensitive tool to augment materials
such as dyes, radioactive colloids and enzymes for analysing mechanisms of handling
foreign particulate material. Furthermore, such use of bacterial viruses may enhance the
general understanding of virus–host interactions.
16. The use of bacteriophage in such studies offers a sensitive tool to augment materials
such as dyes, radioactive colloids and enzymes for analysing mechanisms of handling
foreign particulate material. Furthermore, such use of bacterial viruses may enhance the
general understanding of virus–host interactions.
Abstract
THE clearance of colloidal particles in animals has been studied in several experiments1–16. The use of bacteriophage in such studies offers a sensitive tool to augment materials such as dyes, radioactive colloids and enzymes for analysing mechanisms of handling foreign particulate material. Furthermore, such use of bacterial viruses may enhance the general understanding of virus–host interactions.
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