Frontiers in Bacteriophage Science

Bacteriophages are the most abundant biological entities on Earth, and as antibiotic resistance spreads they are back at the centre of medical and scientific attention. Frontiers in Bacteriophage Science: Biology, Therapeutic Potential, and Emerging Applications by Dr. Bushra Rehman is an illustrated scientific reference that follows the subject from first principles to its emerging applications. The book is organised into ten concise chapters: the history, classification, structure and life cycles of phages; phage–host interactions and bacterial defence systems; isolation, characterization and genomic analysis; bacteriophages and antimicrobial resistance; clinical applications of phage therapy; agriculture, aquaculture and food safety; biotechnology and synthetic biology; environmental and industrial uses; emerging technologies such as AI, metagenomics and nanotechnology; and future perspectives, regulation and ethics. Each chapter is a clear overview supported by numbered citations, with a full reference list at the end so readers can follow any topic into the primary literature. It is written for students, researchers and practitioners who want a grounded view of phage science as it moves from the bench into real-world problems. About the author: Dr. Bushra Rehman is an Assistant Professor of Microbiology. Her work focuses on bacteriophage biology and its applications in health and the environment. Book details: Title: Frontiers in Bacteriophage Science: Biology, Therapeutic Potential, and Emerging Applications. Author: Dr. Bushra Rehman. Publisher: Papercraft Publishers Pvt Ltd. Edition: First edition, 2026. Category: Biology, microbiology. ISBN: 978-627-7771-90-4. Available as a paperback and as an ebook you can read online.