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Food Production Daily - July 1, 2008
EPA approved antimicrobial could contol listeria in food plants
By Jane Byrne - A phage-based decontaminant has been sanctioned by the Environmental Protection Agency in the U.S.
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PRESS RELEASE - June 23, 2008
Intralytix Wins EPA Approval of Phage-Based Product, LMP-102TM

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National Public Radio - April 4, 2008
Using 'Phage' Viruses to Help Fight Infection
NPR Talk of the Nation:  Science Friday with Intralytix Vice President, Alexander Sulakvelidze and Author Thomas Hausler.
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New York News - April 23, 2007
Spray to quell E. coli
Baltimore company seeking FDA approval for viral substance to kill the bacteria on produce, raw meat
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PRESS RELEASE - November 13, 2006
Intralytix Wins Popular Science "Best of What's New" Award
for its food safety product LMP-102TM

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Fox Channel 5 News - November 13, 2006
Morning news segment featuring Intralytix and the FDA approval
of LMP-102TM
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CBS News Video
Spray For Bacteria-Free Meat
Scientists in Baltimore, Maryland are harnessing billions of microscopic organisms in a war against bacteria such as E. coli, listeria and salmonella. Bianca Solorzano has more on phage sprays.
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CNN Video - September 19, 2006
Dr. Sanjay Gupta on the recent FDA approval of LMP-102
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The Baltimore Sun
U.S. OKs spray to kill food bacteria
Baltimore firm wins FDA nod for mix of beneficial viruses
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PRESS RELEASE - August 19, 2006
FDA approves Intralytix’s Food Safety Product (LMP 102)
Baltimore, MD, August 19, 2006:  Intralytix, Inc. announced today that the Food and Drug Administration has approved LMP 102 for use on ready-to-eat food. . .
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Seed Magazine - Feb/Mar, 2006
Trail Phage

Why antibiotics are so 1990's and how their complement may be squelched by the FDA
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CRC Press - December 28, 2004
Bacteriophages: Biology and Applications
528 page book provides a comprehensive overview of phage history, biology, techniques, and applications. . .
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Voice of America - VOA News.com, October 27, 2003
"Our World" Broadcast featuring Intralytix

In the never-ending battle against bacterial infection, antibiotics have been the main line of defense since their discovery more than a half-century ago. . .
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ASM News, October, 2003
Phage Eyed as Agents To Control Foodborne Pathogens
A bacteriophage and the bacteriocin nisin effectively can control Listeria monocytogenes on contaminated melons and apples . . .
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Wired Magazine, October, 2003
How Ravenous Soviet Viruses Will Save the World
They're called phages. And they eat drug-resistant bacteria for breakfast.
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LA Times, March 31, 2003
Enlisting viruses to battle bacteria
As even the most potent antibiotics lose the upper hand against bacteria, researchers are again exploring the potential of bacteriophage . . .
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Science Magazine, October 25, 2002
Stalin's Forgotten Cure
Bacteriophage therapy, pioneered in Stalin-era Russia, is attracting renewed attention in the West as a potential weapon against drug-resistant bugs and hard-to-treat infections . . .
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CBS News - 48 Hours, September 20, 2002
Silent Killers: Fantastic Phages?
(CBS) After breaking his foot five years ago, Toronto bass player Alfred Gertler got an infection that antibiotics couldn’t cure. Doctors told him he might have to have his foot amputated . . .
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Press Release, June 5, 2002
Intralytix Receives First Regulatory Approval
Intralytix, Inc., announced today that it has received regulatory approval from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) . . .
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Washington Techway, January 7, 2002
"Beating Superbugs"
After years of research, phage therapy inches closer to market . . .
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Newsweek International, December, 2001
"Superbug Killers"
Western scientists discovered a potent weapon against antibiotic-resistant bacteria in an unlikely place . . .
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US News & World Report, December, 2001
"Infectious Arms Race"
Forging new weapons against resurgent bacterial killers . . .
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FoodTech Source, September, 2001
"Phage-Enhanced Food Safety"
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Agricultural Research Magazine, July, 2001
"Turning the Phage on Produce Pathogens"
Tiny viruses, called phages, infect and kill bacteria naturally . . .
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Smithsonian Magazine, October, 2000
"The Return of the Phage"
As deadly bacteria increasingly resist antibiotics, researchers try to improve a World War I era weapon . . .
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National Public Radio, July 21, 2000
"Science Friday" feature discussion on Bacteriophage research with Intralytix founder Dr. Alexander Sulakvelidze
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WKRC, Channel 12 News
Broadcast story on Bacteriophage research featuring Intralytix, Inc.
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McMahonMed, June 20, 2000
"Viruses Called Bacteriophages Resurface As Viable Option To Fight Infections"
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Science Service, Inc., June 3, 2000
"Viruses That Slay Bacteria Draw New Interest"
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Washington Techway, March 13, 2000 "Planning for the day antibiotics fail" (Intralytix Inc's bacteriophage research plans)
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New York Times, February 6, 2000
"A Stalinist Antibiotic Alternative"

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DoubleTwist, January 21, 2000
"The return of bacteriophage therapies"
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What's New:

Intralytix, Inc. – LMP-102™

Intralytix has received a registration from the Environmental Protection Agency (“EPA”) for LMP-102™ as an antimicrobial for use against Listeria monocytogenes.  LMP-102 is intended for use in food processing plants and food-handing establishments.

 

 
 

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