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Link to this post \| posted 17 Jan, 2024 07:42
mssaha	Dear David, I cannot even begin to express how grateful we all are for your leadership and vision. It has been a privilege and joy to work with you over the past 15 years. May you have fair winds and following seas in whatever your next adventure may be! Margaret Saha

Posted in: General Message Board → A Message from David Asai

Link to this post \| posted 20 May, 2019 23:08
mssaha	Hi Debbie, We have been working with M. aichiense phages. We have not generally seen smears; we have seen virtually nothing. We have had a terrible time with low titers and therefore getting sufficient DNA. We have had to use a large liquid culture and PEG precipitation to get even a microgram of nanogram amounts of DNA.We have seen some very low molecular weight smears with some of these including HerbertWM (which we rarely to never have seen before). Margaret

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Hi Debbie, We have been working with M. aichiense phages. We have not generally seen smears; we have seen virtually nothing. We have had a terrible time with low titers and therefore getting sufficient DNA. We have had to use a large liquid culture and PEG precipitation to get even a microgram of nanogram amounts of DNA.We have seen some very low molecular weight smears with some of these including HerbertWM (which we rarely to never have seen before). Margaret

Posted in: Phage Biology → DNA Smear

Link to this post \| posted 24 May, 2016 18:08
mssaha	What an enormous loss. David's infectious enthusiasm and excitement brightened every Seaphages Symposium; he brought such humor, intelligence, and warmth to all his interactions. My deepest sympathies to David's family, friends, and the Cabrini community. He will be so missed by so many!

Posted in: Messages for Cabrini College → Messages for Cabrini College

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