Escherichia phage U3
DSM 8986
PHAGES
Species:
Escherichia phage U3
Isolate:
Escherichia phage U3
DSM No.:
8986 dsm-8986 dsm8986 dsm 8986
History:
<- M. Ott, Univ. Würzburg <- G. Schmidt, Borstel
Isolated from:
raw sewage
Geographic origin:
country of origin unknown
Date of sampling:
before 10.02.1994
Nagoya Protocol Restrictions:
There are NO known Nagoya protocol restrictions for this strain.
Life cycle:
virulent phage, lytic cycle
Plaques description:
clear and large, about 6 mm in diameter after overnight incubation at 37°C
Image:
Single plaques on agar plate.
Creator: B. Henze, Leibniz Institute DSMZ.
© © Leibniz-Institut DSMZ
Further information:
Mutants blocked in the synthesis of uridine diphosphogalactose are resistant, because they lack phage receptor sites.
This phage is highly specific for and does only attack E. coli K12 (Gal+) and is therefore a useful identification tool for K12 whereas strains B, C or W are not sensitive
Literature:
Risk group:
1
Phage propagation
Host bacterium:
Escherichia coli (Migula 1895) Castellani and Chalmers 1919
DSM 498
We strongly recommend to use only DSM 498 for propagation.
DSM 498
We strongly recommend to use only DSM 498 for propagation.
Cultivation conditions:
Phage propagation:
Supply, storage and propagation of phages
Revitalisation of Vacuum-Dried Phages
When stored at 4°C, the phage must be stabilized by addition of NaCl to a concentration of 1 M. Please use NZCYM medium for phage propagation (Medium 544).
Revitalisation of Vacuum-Dried Phages
When stored at 4°C, the phage must be stabilized by addition of NaCl to a concentration of 1 M. Please use NZCYM medium for phage propagation (Medium 544).
Delivery
Supplied as:
Delivery form | Prices | ||
Vacuum Dried | 160,- € | ||
Liquid Suspension | 160,- € | ||
Price Category for this culture: 6 |
Freight and handling charges will be added. See price list.