ASSAY OF T3 PHAGE BY PLAQUE COUNT
AUTOR(ES)
Werly, Emil F.
RESUMO
Werly, Emil F. (Midwest Research Institute, Kansas City, Mo.), and Anne Monley. Assay of T3 phage by plaque count. J. Bacteriol. 87:1177–1179. 1964.—T3 phage-count determinations were made by the agar layer method, with various media being used for serial dilutions, plate media, and overlayer media. Plaques produced with Tryptose-phosphate-dextrose hard agar as plate and overlayer media were small, distinct, sharply defined, and easily counted. With the media described, several hundred plaques per plate can be counted, after either 4 or 20 hr of incubation.
ACESSO AO ARTIGO
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