Temporal Transcriptional Responses of a Vibrio alginolyticus Strain to Podoviridae Phage HH109 Revealed by RNA-Seq.
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ABSTRACT: Phage are thought to exhibit control over host genes during infection. As a preliminary investigation of the kinetics and magnitude of co-expression between phage and bacteria, we compared the global transcriptional profiles for Vibrio alginolyticus strain E110 and its lytic phage HH109 by using RNA sequencing. In total, 24.7% (1,143/4,620) of the host protein-coding genes were differentially expressed genes during infection (DEGs). Functional analysis of the host DEGs suggests that phage HH109 induced rapid and distinctive changes when compared with 60- and 120-min postinfection (mpi). Based on gene co-expression network analysis, an uncharacterized late gene gp27 encoded by the phage HH109 was predicted to modulate the host's membrane transport and/or transcriptional regulation. F
SUBMITTER: Li X
PROVIDER: S-EPMC9040624 | biostudies-literature | 2022 Apr
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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