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. 2022 May 19;11(5):e0121221.
doi: 10.1128/mra.01212-21. Epub 2022 Apr 12.

Genome Sequences of 14 Siphophages That Infect Serratia marcescens

Emilee L Carr #  1 , McKay E Wilson #  1 , Stephen T Adams  1 , Daniel K Arens  1 , Moroni Ayala  1 , Hayden Ayers  1 , Austin Barker  1 , Victoria Beecroft  1 , Emily Bishop  1 , Braden Brundage  1 , Melany J Carroll  1 , Jacob Chow  1 , Hunter Cobbley  1 , Rhen Davis  1 , Christopher Fajardo  1 , Samuel Flor  1 , David Fuhriman  1 , Rochelle Gaertner Tullis  1 , Austen Gleave  1 , Ciara Green  1 , Tyler Hanis  1 , Trevor Hoggan  1 , Liam Johnson  1 , Jared L Kruger  1 , Andrew Lambert  1 , Elvira Correa Lazaro  1 , Emily Loertscher  1 , Naomi Marshall  1 , Elise Melhado  1 , Riley Sarabia  1 , Ruchira Sharma  1 , Austin Steffensen  1 , Jared B Stewart  1 , Tyson Stoker  1 , Andrew Swain  1 , Simeon Toronto  1 , Daniel W Thompson  1 , J Zachary Todd  1 , Jamison Walker  1 , Andrew Wilkey  1 , Derrek Wilson  1 , Cynthia L Hallen  2 , Sherwood R Casjens  3   4 , Julianne H Grose  1
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Genome Sequences of 14 Siphophages That Infect Serratia marcescens

Emilee L Carr et al. Microbiol Resour Announc. .

Abstract

We announce the complete genome sequences of 14 Serratia bacteriophages isolated from wastewater treatment plants. These phages define two previously undescribed types which we call the Carrot-like phage cluster (phages Carrot, BigDog, LittleDog, Niamh, Opt-148, Opt-169, PhooPhighters, Rovert, Serratianator, Stoker, Swain, and Ulliraptor) and Tlacuache-like phage cluster (Tlacuache and Opt-155).

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Conflict of interest statement

The authors declare no conflict of interest.

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