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While analyzing plasmids of  Acinetobacter  sp. DS002 we have detected a circular DNA molecule pTS236, which upon further investigation is identified as the genome of a phage. The phage genome has shown sequence similarity to the recently discovered Sphinx 2.36 DNA sequence co-purified with the Transmissible Spongiform Encephalopathy (TSE) particles isolated from infected brain samples collected from diverse geographical regions. As in Sphinx 2.36, the phage genome also codes for three proteins. One of them codes for RepA and is shown to be involved in replication of pTS236 through rolling circle (RC) mode. The other two translationally coupled ORFs,  orf106  and  orf96 , code for coat proteins of the phage. Although an  orf96  homologue was not previously reported in Sphinx 2.36, a closer examination of DNA sequence of Sphinx 2.36 revealed its presence downstream of  orf106  homologue. TEM images and infection assays revealed existence of phage AbDs1 in  Acinetobacter  sp. DS002.

Acinetobacter phage genome is similar to Sphinx 2.36, the circular DNA copurified with TSE infected particles