Genome Sequences of Mycobacteriophages Kerberos, Pomar16, and StarStuff | Zendy

Deborah JacobsSera | Zendy; Oana Catinas | Zendy; Mariceli Fernandez-Martinez | Zendy; Amelia García | Zendy; Rebecca A. Garlena | Zendy; Carlos A. Guerrero-Bustamante | Zendy; Michelle H. Larsen | Zendy; Rosa H. Medellin | Zendy; Martin Y. Melendez-Ortiz | Zendy; Crystal M. Melendez-Rivera | Zendy; Alondra K. Mercado-Andino | Zendy; Abner J. Mercado-Delgado | Zendy; Cathia P. Ortiz-Ortiz | Zendy; Ana M. Quesada-Gordillo | Zendy; Jacqueline M. Ramos | Zendy; Michael R. Rubin | Zendy; Daniel A. Russell | Zendy; Rachna Sadana | Zendy; Sanghamitra Saha | Zendy; Edwin Vazquez | Zendy; David VillarrealCavazos | Zendy; Graham F. Hatfull | Zendy

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Genome Sequences of Mycobacteriophages Kerberos, Pomar16, and StarStuff

Author(s) -

Deborah JacobsSera,

Oana Catinas,

Mariceli Fernandez-Martinez,

Amelia García,

Rebecca A. Garlena,

Carlos A. Guerrero-Bustamante,

Michelle H. Larsen,

Rosa H. Medellin,

Martin Y. Melendez-Ortiz,

Crystal M. Melendez-Rivera,

Alondra K. Mercado-Andino,

Abner J. Mercado-Delgado,

Cathia P. Ortiz-Ortiz,

Ana M. Quesada-Gordillo,

Jacqueline M. Ramos,

Michael R. Rubin,

Daniel A. Russell,

Rachna Sadana,

Sanghamitra Saha,

Edwin Vazquez,

David VillarrealCavazos,

Graham F. Hatfull

Publication year - 2017

Publication title -

genome announcements

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

ISSN - 2169-8287

DOI - 10.1128/genomea.00690-17

Subject(s) - biology , genome , genetics , evolutionary biology , gene

We describe the genome sequences of three closely related mycobacteriophages, Kerberos, Pomar16, and StarStuff, isolated at similar times but from geographically distinct regions. All three genomes are similar to those of other subcluster A2 phages, such as L5 and D29, are temperate, and have siphoviral virion morphologies.

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