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Genome Sequences of Cluster K Mycobacteriophages Deby, LaterM, LilPharaoh, Paola, SgtBeansprout, and Sulley.

ABSTRACT: Mycobacteriophages Deby, LaterM, LilPharaoh, Paola, SgtBeansprout, and Sulley were isolated from soil using Mycobacterium smegmatis mc2155. Genomic analysis indicated that they belong to subclusters K1 and K5. Their genomic architectures are typical of cluster K mycobacteriophages, with most variability occurring on the right end of the genome sequence.

SUBMITTER: Gaballa JM 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC6328665 | biostudies-literature | 2019 Jan

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Genome Sequences of Cluster K Mycobacteriophages Deby, LaterM, LilPharaoh, Paola, SgtBeansprout, and Sulley.

Gaballa Joseph M JM   Dabrian Keeyon K   Desai Rachel R   Ngo Ryan R   Park Diane D   Sakaji Erin E   Sun Yiwei Y   Tan Boon B   Brinck Marcia M   Brobst Olivia O   Fernando Rebecca R   Kim Hannah H   McCarthy Siobhan S   Murphy Michael M   Sarkis Alexandra A   Sevier Parker P   Singh Amitoj A   Wu Darwin D   Wu Min-Ying MY   Ennis Hayley A HA   Luhar Rohan R   Miller Justin E JE   Orchanian Stephanie B SB   Salbato Alysha N AN   Alam Sai S   Brenner Lauren L   Kailani Zilla Z   Laskow Joel J   Ma Xinyu X   Miikeda Aika A   Nol-Bernardino Paola P   Sukhina Alisa A   Walas Nikolina N   Wei Wenyuan W   Do Nam Phuong NP   Fournier Christina T CT   Kim Christy J CJ   Mosier Samantha F SF   Pierson Carly C   Romero Ivonne G IG   Sanchez Mikael M   Sawyerr Oyinlola O   Wang Joyce J   Watanabe Rina R   Wu Samuel S   Chen Annie A   Kazane Katelynn K   Kettoola Yousif Y   Goodwin Emma C EC   Lund Andrew J AJ   Villella William W   Williams Drake D   Freise Amanda A   Moberg Parker Jordan J  

Microbiology resource announcements 20190110 2

Mycobacteriophages Deby, LaterM, LilPharaoh, Paola, SgtBeansprout, and Sulley were isolated from soil using Mycobacterium smegmatis mc<sup>2</sup>155. Genomic analysis indicated that they belong to subclusters K1 and K5. Their genomic architectures are typical of cluster K mycobacteriophages, with most variability occurring on the right end of the genome sequence. ...[more]

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