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Genome Sequences of 12 Mycobacteriophages Recovered from Archival Stocks in Japan.

Jumpei Uchiyama1, Keijiro Mizukami2, Koji Yahara3, Shin-Ichiro Kato4, Hironobu Murakami2, Tadahiro Nasukawa2, Naoya Ohara5,6, Midori Ogawa7, Toshio Yamazaki8, Shigenobu Matsuzaki4, Masahiro Sakaguchi2.   

Abstract

Using Mycobacterium smegmatis mc2155, 12 siphoviruses were recovered from long-term archival stocks stored in Japan. Their genome sequences were 46.0 to 61.3 kbp with 63 to 68% G+C contents, which allowed them to be categorized within cluster W and subclusters A1, A2, B3, A7, I1, and K4.
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Year:  2018        PMID: 29930032      PMCID: PMC6013612          DOI: 10.1128/genomeA.00472-18

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Genome Announc


GENOME ANNOUNCEMENT

Mycobacteriophages, which are viruses that infect Mycobacterium spp., have been studied since their first isolation in the 1940s (1). Mycobacteriophages are currently studied as materials for phage therapy and potential bacterial detection for tuberculosis (2, 3). Using M. smegmatis mc2155 as the host, we recently recovered mycobacteriophages from archival stocks stored for approximately 20 to 50 years for application studies (4). Characterization of the recovered 12 mycobacteriophages (C3, BK1, GS4E, D29, A6, B1, PP, Y10, Y2, PR, D12, and HC) showed that they all belong to the family Siphoviridae (4). Here, we report the genome sequences of these 12 recovered mycobacteriophages. Phage genomic DNA samples were prepared as described previously (4). A single-end library was prepared from each phage genomic DNA sample and was analyzed on a GS Junior 454 sequencer (Roche Diagnostics, Indianapolis, IN, USA). The sequence reads were assembled using 454 Newbler software (version 3.0; 454 Life Sciences, Branford, CT, USA). Gap filling of the contigs was performed by PCR, followed by cycle sequencing. The phage genome sequences were 46.0 to 61.3 kbp long (mean ± standard deviation [SD], 52.7 ± 5.5 kbp), having G+C contents in the range of 63 to 68% (mean ± SD, 65.3 ± 2.1%). Moreover, annotation of the coding sequences (CDSs) was performed using the Microbial Genome Annotation Pipeline (MiGAP) version 2.23 (https://www.migap.org) (5). These genomes contained 78 to 91 CDSs and 0 to 5 tRNAs (mean ± SD, 84.8 ± 5.9 CDSs and 1.3 ± 1.8 tRNAs, respectively). The Actinobacteriophage Database (PhagesDB) serves as a genome sequence repository for mycobacteriophages (6, 7), which presently categorizes them into genomic clusters and subclusters based on the genomes. The reference data included 1,528 mycobacteriophage genome sequences collected from PhagesDB (downloaded on 20 January 2018) (6). The phylogeny of the recovered phages was analyzed using a phylogenetic analysis tool, ViPTree version 1.0 (8), which computes genome-wide similarity based on the viral genomes by tBLASTx analysis. As a result, phages A6 and BK1 were categorized as subcluster A1; phages GS4E, D29, and C3 were categorized as subcluster A2; phage B1 was categorized as subcluster B3; phage PP was categorized as subcluster A7; phage HC was categorized as subcluster I1; phages Y10 and Y2 were categorized as subcluster K4; and phages PR and D12 were categorized as cluster W. Because of its near-perfect sequence identity match with Mycobacterium virus D29 (GenBank accession number AF022214), the recovered phage D29 was considered to be the clonal strain of Mycobacterium virus D29 isolated in the 1950s (9). The International Committee on Taxonomy of Viruses (ICTV) classification allowed the taxonomic classification of the recovered phages using these data (10). Phages A6, BK1, GS4E, D29, C3, B1, and PP of cluster A were classified into the genus L5virus. Phage HC of subcluster I1 was classified into the genus Brujitavirus under subfamily Chebruvirinae. Phages Y2 and Y10 of cluster K were classified into the genus Tm4virus. Phages D12 and PR of cluster W could not be classified.

Accession number(s).

GenBank accession numbers are shown in Table 1.
TABLE 1

Genome information for mycobacteriophages recovered from the archival stocks

Phage nameStock no.aGenome length (bp)G+C content (%)Coverage (×)No. of CDSsNo. of tRNAsGenBank accession no.Cluster/subcluster
A63149,72863.861850AP018478A1
BK16349,72863.492850AP018477A1
C33951,14163.170885AP018476A2
D297649,13663.524795AP018480A2
GS4E6249,82363.477881AP018479A2
B14145,96164.156731AP018485A3
PP6051,50964.551802AP018486A7
HC3446,30567.242780AP018487I1
Y22557,99067.961911AP018470K4
Y106457,99067.985911AP018469K4
D121761,29067.6136890AP018462W
PR3761,26767.617900AP018463W

Stock number is shown in reference 4.

Genome information for mycobacteriophages recovered from the archival stocks Stock number is shown in reference 4.
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