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Genome Sequences and Characteristics of Six Cluster B1 Mycobacteriophages Discovered at Saint Joseph's University.

ABSTRACT: We report on six new siphoviruses infecting Mycobacterium smegmatis that were isolated from soil samples collected on the campus of Saint Joseph's University, on the western edge of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. All phages have circularly permuted genomes that are 68,721 to 68,929 bp long, with an average G+C content of 66.4%.

SUBMITTER: Winkler A 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC9584339 | biostudies-literature | 2022 Oct

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Genome Sequences and Characteristics of Six Cluster B1 Mycobacteriophages Discovered at Saint Joseph's University.

Winkler Anne A   Pivonka April A   Conry-Murray Aidan A   Petruconis Cecilia C   Patterne Isabella I   Bergman Bernadette B   Binder Elizabeth E   Blackley Joshua J   Brown Rachel R   Commale Katherine K   Costello Emily E   Cromer Taylor T   Davila Jasmine J   DeSanto Olivia O   Dunn Mary Agnus MA   Duong Deborah D   Feingold Sophia S   Flanders Kayla K   Frattara Mary M   Fryczynski Tate T   Givvines Leya L   Glavin Dana D   Hartman Reid R   Iacovella Julia J   Koestler Katherine K   Kominick Caroline C   Lam Andy A   Mashkovich Sharon S   McCarthy Jordan J   Merlino Corinne C   Mihaita Alexa A   Moulton Kara K   Nguyen Thientrinh T   Niblock Danielle D   Paoli Isabella I   Rodriguez Skye S   Stefanic Isabella I   Stoneroad Jenna J   Teague Caren C   Tort-Umpierre Fabiana F   Varano Arianna A   Vlahovic Alexandra A   Braverman John J   King-Smith Christina C   Lee-Soety Julia Y JY  

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We report on six new siphoviruses infecting Mycobacterium smegmatis that were isolated from soil samples collected on the campus of Saint Joseph's University, on the western edge of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. All phages have circularly permuted genomes that are 68,721 to 68,929 bp long, with an average G+C content of 66.4%. ...[more]

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