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. 2017 Nov 9;5(45):e01092-17.
doi: 10.1128/genomeA.01092-17.

Genome Sequences of 12 Cluster AN Arthrobacter Phages

Julia Y Lee-Soety  1 , Shantanu Bhatt  1 , Tamarah L Adair  2 , J Alfred Bonilla  3 , Karen K Klyczek  3 , Melinda Harrison  4 ; Saint Joseph’s University SEA-PHAGES; Baylor University SEA-PHAGES; University of Wisconsin-River Falls SEA-PHAGES; Cabrini University SEA-PHAGES; Rebecca A Garlena  5 , Charles A Bowman  6 , Daniel A Russell  5 , Welkin H Pope  5 , Deborah Jacobs-Sera  5 , Steven G Cresawn  7 , Graham F Hatfull  8
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Genome Sequences of 12 Cluster AN Arthrobacter Phages

Julia Y Lee-Soety et al. Genome Announc. .

Abstract

Twelve siphoviral phages isolated using Arthrobacter sp. strain ATCC 21022 were sequenced. The phages all have relatively small genomes, ranging from 15,319 to 15,556 bp. All 12 phages are closely related to previously described cluster AN Arthrobacter phages.

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