Phage Posters and Art Prints

Description: This pattern is composed of bacteriophages (viruses that infect bacteria and archaeans). The bacteriophages (or phages) depicted are phage Lambda, and the t4 bacteriophage, both of which are important both to science and to terrestrial ecosystems.

Description: Nicolas Phage

Description: I infect and devour bacteria for a living mom. It is not a phase mom. I am just a phage. Seriously though, these bacteriophages are such badass critters. They are a whole bunch of bad news wrapped in protein. More Biology T shirts here

Description: Nicolas Phage

Description: The fashionable Symbiote.

Description: Together Pangea Album The Phage

Description: The fashionable Symbiote.

Description: This cool design features a hand clenched around a pipette making a power fist with the forearm transforming into a fluorescent gel with drips. Behind it is the currently popular vintage retro colour bars forming a streak plate. The text below says “microbiology rules” and includes bacteria and virus icons.

Description: Bacteriophage are a virus which infect and replicate inside bacteria. A perfect gift for virologists and other mad scientists with a love of viruses!

Description: A distressed, retro-style warning sign for fans of science fiction.

Description: Space fuel

Description: This E.coli is going through some things, but it'll pass. Maybe it will gain antibiotic resistance or some other superpower.

Description: Cool design that has 'The Phage EP' from Together Pangea.

Description: Rubber stamp saying not infected. A useful design to put on your computer or your apparel to show that you and your equipment are ok.

Description: Oh my god, there is a bacteriophage T4 sticking on the ecoli head. Bacteria Bacteriophage. Oh, It's just a phage I'm going through...

Description: The war just begun! (color)

Description: For just a moment this lil fella becomes self aware.

Description: This colorful illustration shows the internal and external structure of a t4 bacteriophage.

Description: This illustration depicts bacteriophage t4, a common and important virus whose host is the bacterium Escherichia coli. (E. coli). The drawing on the left shows a cross-section of the phage, revealing its internal structure.

Description: Drawing of a virus with a tiny world inside.