Complete Genome Sequence of a New Member of the Marseilleviridae Recovered from the Brackish Submarine Spring in the Cassis Port-Miou Calanque, France | Zendy

Gabriel Doutre | Zendy; Bruno Arfib | Zendy; P. Rochette | Zendy; JeanMichel Claverie | Zendy; Patricia Bonin | Zendy; Chantal Abergel | Zendy

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Complete Genome Sequence of a New Member of the Marseilleviridae Recovered from the Brackish Submarine Spring in the Cassis Port-Miou Calanque, France

Author(s) -

Gabriel Doutre,

Bruno Arfib,

P. Rochette,

JeanMichel Claverie,

Patricia Bonin,

Chantal Abergel

Publication year - 2015

Publication title -

genome announcements

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

ISSN - 2169-8287

DOI - 10.1128/genomea.01148-15

Subject(s) - biology , spring (device) , brackish water , port (circuit theory) , whole genome sequencing , genome , sequence (biology) , submarine , upstream (networking) , genetics , ecology , geography , gene , archaeology , telecommunications , engineering , mechanical engineering , electrical engineering , salinity

Marseilleviridae is a rapidly expanding family of Acanthamoeba-infecting large DNA viruses distributed worldwide. We report here the complete 349-kbp genome sequence of Port-Miou virus, which is surprisingly close to that of Lausannevirus (isolated from the Seine River upstream from Paris, France), despite the strong dissimilarities of their sampling locations.

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