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In an article featured in BioSpectrum India, Atif Khan, a scientist at the Biofouling and Biofilm Processes Section of the Bhabha Atomic Research Centre, India discusses the likely establishment of phage infrastructure in India within the next five years. He describes how CIBA in Chennai has developed phages for controlling Vibrio in prawn farming, how the University of Madras is working on phages for agricultural applications, and how the polish biotech Proteon Pharmaceuticals is settling up its plant in India.