Table 1.

Different phages used in the different purification strategies.

Bacteriophage	Phage family	Bacterial Host	Titer (pfu/ml)		Endotoxins (EU/ml)		Reference	Isolated by	Isolation date
			Lysate	Higly purified	Lysate	Higly purified
P. aeruginosa phage PNM	Podoviridae	P. aeruginosa strain 573	1.8 × 1013	3.0 × 1013	3.1 × 106	6.6 × 103	Merabishvili et al.54	N. Lashki & M. Tediashvili	1999
P. aeruginosa phage LUZ19	Podoviridae	P. aeruginosa strain 573	5.0 × 1013	5.0 × 1011	3.1 × 104	4.2 × 103	Lammens et al.66	P. J. Ceyssens	2006
P. aeruginosa phage GE-vB_Pae-Kakheti25	Siphoviridae	P. aeruginosa strain 573	2.5 × 1012	9.0 × 1010	7.5 × 106	1.3 × 103	Karumidze et al.67	N. Kvatadze	2012
P. aeruginosa phage 14-1	Myoviridae	P. aeruginosa strain 573	3.6 × 1012	5.0 × 1012	3.3 × 105	3.5 × 104	Ceyssens et al.68	V. Krylov	2000
S. aureus phage ISP	Myoviridae	S. aureus strain ATCC 6538	2.0 × 1011	1.4 × 1011	0.0	0.0	Vandersteegen et al.69	Unknown	1920–1930

For each phage, taxonomical family and bacterial host strain are presented, as well as the titer of the phage lysates, before and after endotoxin removal.