Bacteriophages as potential controlling agents against cholera in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC)

• D. de Vos,
• A. Maestri,
• J.-P. Pirnay,
• B. Chan,
• D. Zozo,
• T. Nagel,
• D. Bompangue,
• N. Taty,
• E. Kakabadze,
• M. Merabishvili,
• M. Tediashvili

Affiliations

D. de Vos

Queen Astrid Military Hospital, Burn Wound Centre Laboratory for Molecular and Celular Technology, Brussels, Belgium; Corresponding author.

A. Maestri

University of Turin, Italy, Environmental Biology, Hygiene factors, Turin, Italy

J.-P. Pirnay

Queen Astrid Military Hospital, Burn Wound Centre Laboratory for Molecular and Celular Technology, Brussels, Belgium

B. Chan

Yale University, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, New Haven, United States

D. Zozo

ISTM, Bukavu, Democratic Republic of the Congo

T. Nagel

Phages For Global Health, Oakland, United States

D. Bompangue

Kinshasa University, Faculty of Medicine, AfriCHOL, Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of the Congo

N. Taty

Research and Training Unit on the Ecology and Control of Infectious Diseases, University of Kinshasa, Microbiology, Kinsasa/CD, Democratic Republic of the Congo

E. Kakabadze

George Eliava Institute of Bacteriophage, Tbilisi, Georgia

M. Merabishvili

George Eliava Institute of Bacteriophage, Tbilisi, Georgia

M. Tediashvili

G. Eliava Institute, Bacteriology, Tbilisi, Georgia