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Complete genomic sequence of bacteriophage felix o1.

ABSTRACT: Bacteriophage O1 is a Myoviridae A1 group member used historically for identifying Salmonella. Sequencing revealed a single, linear, 86,155-base-pair genome with 39% average G+C content, 131 open reading frames, and 22 tRNAs. Closest protein homologs occur in Erwinia amylovora phage ?Ea21-4 and Escherichia coli phage wV8. Proteomic analysis indentified structural proteins: Gp23, Gp36 (major tail protein), Gp49, Gp53, Gp54, Gp55, Gp57, Gp58 (major capsid protein), Gp59, Gp63, Gp64, Gp67, Gp68, Gp69, Gp73, Gp74 and Gp77 (tail fiber). Based on phage-host codon differences, 7 tRNAs could affect translation rate during infection. Introns, holin-lysin cassettes, bacterial toxin homologs and host RNA polymerase-modifying genes were absent.

SUBMITTER: Whichard JM

PROVIDER: S-EPMC3185647 | biostudies-literature | 2010 Mar

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Complete genomic sequence of bacteriophage felix o1.

Whichard Jean M JM Weigt Lee A LA Borris Douglas J DJ Li Ling Ling LL Zhang Qing Q Kapur Vivek V Pierson F William FW Lingohr Erika J EJ She Yi-Min YM Kropinski Andrew M AM Sriranganathan Nammalwar N

Viruses 20100309 3

Bacteriophage O1 is a Myoviridae A1 group member used historically for identifying Salmonella. Sequencing revealed a single, linear, 86,155-base-pair genome with 39% average G+C content, 131 open reading frames, and 22 tRNAs. Closest protein homologs occur in Erwinia amylovora phage φEa21-4 and Escherichia coli phage wV8. Proteomic analysis indentified structural proteins: Gp23, Gp36 (major tail protein), Gp49, Gp53, Gp54, Gp55, Gp57, Gp58 (major capsid protein), Gp59, Gp63, Gp64, Gp67, Gp68, Gp ...[more]

PMID: 21994654

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