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Complete Genome Sequence of Vibrio anguillarum Phage CHOED Successfully Used for Phage Therapy in Aquaculture.

ABSTRACT: Vibrio anguillarum phage CHOED was isolated from Chilean mussels. It is a virulent phage showing effective inhibition of V. anguillarum. CHOED has potential in phage therapy, because it can protect fish from vibriosis in fish farms. Here, we announce the completely sequenced genome of V. anguillarum phage CHOED.

SUBMITTER: Romero J

PROVIDER: S-EPMC4110762 | biostudies-literature | 2014 Jul

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Complete Genome Sequence of Vibrio anguillarum Phage CHOED Successfully Used for Phage Therapy in Aquaculture.

Romero Jaime J Higuera Gastón G Gajardo Felipe F Castillo Daniel D Middleboe Mathias M García Katherine K Ramírez Carolina C Espejo Romilio T RT

Genome announcements 20140710 4

Vibrio anguillarum phage CHOED was isolated from Chilean mussels. It is a virulent phage showing effective inhibition of V. anguillarum. CHOED has potential in phage therapy, because it can protect fish from vibriosis in fish farms. Here, we announce the completely sequenced genome of V. anguillarum phage CHOED. ...[more]

PMID: 25013148

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