ArticleEngineering in life sciences2018
An enhanced bioindicator for calorimetric monitoring of prophage-activating chemicals in the trace concentration range.
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- Biocalorimetry for the biotechnological use of natural and synthetic macromolecules.Applied microbiology and biotechnology · 2026Review
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Abstract
Viruses that infect bacteria (bacteriophages) can either lyse bacteria directly or integrate their genome into the bacterial genome. In the latter case, the viral genome (called prophage) remains dormant, and both phages and bacteria are able to survive in this state. But the silent prophages can be reactivated by, e.g., chemicals, accompanied by the release of substantial quantities of phage particles that further infect other phage-sensitive bacteria, thus harming ecosystems or technical systems by way of a viral bloom. Recently, a calorimetric method was developed to monitor the prophage-activating properties of chemicals. The method evaluates the difference in the metabolic heat of the
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