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Anne Winkler1, April Pivonka1, Aidan Conry-Murray1, Cecilia Petruconis1, Isabella Patterne1, Bernadette Bergman1, Elizabeth Binder1, Joshua Blackley1, Rachel Brown1, Katherine Commale1, Emily Costello1, Taylor Cromer1, Jasmine Davila1, Olivia DeSanto1, Mary Agnus Dunn1, Deborah Duong1, Sophia Feingold1, Kayla Flanders1, Mary Frattara1, Tate Fryczynski1, Leya Givvines1, Dana Glavin1, Reid Hartman1, Julia Iacovella1, Katherine Koestler1, Caroline Kominick1, Andy Lam1, Sharon Mashkovich1, Jordan McCarthy1, Corinne Merlino1, Alexa Mihaita1, Kara Moulton1, Thientrinh Nguyen1, Danielle Niblock1, Isabella Paoli1, Skye Rodriguez1, Isabella Stefanic1, Jenna Stoneroad1, Caren Teague1, Fabiana Tort-Umpierre1, Arianna Varano1, Alexandra Vlahovic1, John Braverman1, Christina King-Smith1, Julia Y Lee-Soety1.
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%.Entities:
Year: 2022 PMID: 36135363 PMCID: PMC9584339 DOI: 10.1128/mra.00754-22
Source DB: PubMed Journal: Microbiol Resour Announc ISSN: 2576-098X