[RASMB] determination of phage particle concentration
kaltofen at uni-potsdam.de
kaltofen at uni-potsdam.de
Thu Mar 4 02:57:15 PST 2010
Dear all,
we are trying to obtain the concentration of bacteriophages in a
solution, concentration meaning the number of particles per ml. The
solution is supposed to be monodisperse and the MW is (roughly) known
but could be determined exactly. Is the any idea of how to do this
with a hydrodynamic method (staining is difficult to compare between
phage mutants and counting infected cells is tedious). I`ve got the
"feeling" that one could use the number-averaged MW, but maybe this is
totally wrong.
Thank you for any hints, literature is also welcome.
Cheers,
Sabine
Sabine Kaltofen
PhD student
Universität Potsdam
Department of Physical Biochemistry
Institute of Biochemistry and Biology
Karl-Liebknecht-Str. 24-25, Haus 25, Raum B/0.05
D-14476 Potsdam-Golm
Telefon: +49-(331)-977-5245
Email: kaltofen at uni-potsdam.de
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