Determination of phage load and administration time in simulated occurrences of antibacterial treatments.
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ABSTRACT: The use of phages as antibacterials is becoming more and more common in Western countries. However, a successful phage-derived antibacterial treatment needs to account for additional features such as the loss of infective virions and the multiplication of the hosts. The parameters critical inoculation size (V F ) and failure threshold time (T F ) have been introduced to assure that the viral dose (V ϕ) and administration time (T ϕ) would lead to the extinction of the targeted bacteria. The problem with the definition of V F and T F is that they are non-linear equations with two unknowns; thus, obtaining their explicit values is cumbersome and not unique. T
SUBMITTER: Plunder S
PROVIDER: S-EPMC9650209 | biostudies-literature | 2022
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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