Hany E. Anany Lab MCB at UofG Amazing work by Stevan and colleagues! Thank you Hany E. Anany Lab for everything you do!

Happy Canada Day! 🇨🇦 Let’s celebrate our history, our diversity and what brings us together. Let’s celebrate our Canada loud and proud! #CanadaDay #CelebrateCanada

Dr. Stephen Vaughan (U Calgary) successfully treated 76-year-old Boyd English’s decade-long antibiotic-resistant hip infection using #phagetherapy. This is the first PJI phage treatment in Western Canada. buff.ly/AIQjc4o

Thanks Hany E. Anany Lab for this interesting collaboration.

Cytophage CEO Dr. Steven Theriault was one of the speakers at last year's TEDx Winnipeg event raising awareness about #bacteriophage, the silent cure to antimicrobial resistance. #ICYMI, you can watch his complete TEDxWinnipeg Talk here: youtu.be/OyfbKOLNlWg?si… #TSXV #CYTO

🦠 Phage Feature of the Week Meet Bobbi, a phage infecting P. aeruginosa GTA-PSO4, from wastewater. 📸 Hany Anany (TEM by Elyse Roach, Univ. of Guelph) Want to be featured? 📧 [email protected] Send phage name, host, source, image credit—fun stories welcome! #Phage #ISVM

Completion of a long standing project in the lab on an Anti-crispr enzyme that is hyper-potent and widespread. Many great people worked on this one through the years! Daphne, Leah, Adair, Yuping, and Jenny all star team!

🦠Phage Feature of the Week AC03, AT01 & Equilibrator – Acinetobacter baumannii phages revealing how viruses adapt to bacterial defenses. 🔬 TEM: • Siphoviridae (long tails) • Myoviridae (contractile tails) 📸 Thanks to Prof. Robert Edwards (Flinders Univ.) #Bacteriophages

$CYTO.V News: Cytophage secures Health Canada validation for OvaPhage and PhageFend products for use in food safety 🧪🦠 Learn more: tinyurl.com/cyto-pr-Aug25 #TSXV #smallcaps #biotech #healthtech #AMR #foodsafety #foodsecurity

Antibiotics are out, innovation is in. One #SC4 project is testing bacteriophages & probiotics to protect weaned piglets from ETEC, boosting health while cutting drug use. #GutHealth #CDNPork #AntibioticAlternatives

Excited to put out new work led by the very hard working and meticulous Alex Hong Alex ASH Hong on how the tricky Gabija system stops so many different phages. Hint: phage DNA ends are really a hot battle ground. Maybe this is why there are so many ways for phages to make a circle?

Looking for a new approach to studying or eliminating phages? Check out our study introducing anti-phage ASOs (antisense oligos) out in nature today. nature.com/articles/s4158…

The new MAMHS program MCB at UofG will prepare the next generation of scientists in immunology, vaccines, and precision medicine. Proud of our team for leading this exciting new chapter at MCB at UofG and College of Biological Science!