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Titering & Propagation of Phage - Details

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Title: Titering & Propagation of Phage - http://www.rpgroup.caltech.edu/~paul/protocols/phage/propagation/
Description:Titering" a phage means measuring the concentration of phage in a given solution. Titering Procedure. Rob Philip's Group.
Category:Molecular Biology Protocols: Phage Protocols and Methods
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Date Added:March 09, 2006 04:10:20 AM
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