Complete Genome Sequences of Nine Mycobacteriophages from New Zealand, Beatrix, Carthage, Daegal, Dulcie, Fancypants, Fenn, Inca, Naira, and Robyn | Zendy

Courtney G. Davies | Zendy; Joanna K. Wojtus | Zendy; Cody E. R. Gilligan | Zendy; Sayonara F. Latu | Zendy; Thomas J. Manning | Zendy; C. E. Meyer | Zendy; Juliette Nersesyan | Zendy; Rebecca Tennent | Zendy; L. Oosthuizen | Zendy; Emily I. Palmer | Zendy; A. F. M. Hoskin | Zendy; Joanne Turnbull | Zendy; Jenny Ann N. Sweatman | Zendy; N. Elliston-Boyes | Zendy; Christopher Wallace | Zendy; Alicia Baxter | Zendy; Z. Borrie | Zendy; J. S. Elder | Zendy; O. Massey | Zendy; Alex Wong | Zendy; Olin Silander | Zendy; Nikki E. Freed | Zendy; Heather Hendrickson | Zendy

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Complete Genome Sequences of Nine Mycobacteriophages from New Zealand, Beatrix, Carthage, Daegal, Dulcie, Fancypants, Fenn, Inca, Naira, and Robyn

Author(s) -

Courtney G. Davies,

Joanna K. Wojtus,

Cody E. R. Gilligan,

Sayonara F. Latu,

Thomas J. Manning,

C. E. Meyer,

Juliette Nersesyan,

Rebecca Tennent,

L. Oosthuizen,

Emily I. Palmer,

A. F. M. Hoskin,

Joanne Turnbull,

Jenny Ann N. Sweatman,

N. Elliston-Boyes,

Christopher Wallace,

Alicia Baxter,

Z. Borrie,

J. S. Elder,

O. Massey,

Alex Wong,

Olin Silander,

Nikki E. Freed,

Heather Hendrickson

Publication year - 2019

Publication title -

microbiology resource announcements

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

SCImago Journal Rank - 0.383

H-Index - 35

ISSN - 2576-098X

DOI - 10.1128/mra.00395-19

Subject(s) - genome , mycobacterium smegmatis , biology , geography , genetics , gene , medicine , mycobacterium tuberculosis , tuberculosis , pathology

Beatrix, Carthage, Daegal, Dulcie, Fancypants, Fenn, Inca, Naira, and Robyn are newly isolated bacteriophages capable of infecting Mycolicibacterium smegmatis mc 2 155. We discovered, sequenced, and annotated these New Zealand bacteriophages. These phages illustrate that New Zealand harbors a selection of the highly diverse and distributed mycobacteriophage clusters found globally.

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