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. 2023 Oct 19;12(10):e0071823.
doi: 10.1128/MRA.00718-23. Epub 2023 Sep 29.

Complete genome sequences of G ordonia rubripertincta phages OtterstedtS21 and Patos

Bowen Meng  1 , Alexander Bleau  1 , Riddhi R Bombaywala  1 , Audrey S DeGraw  1 , Manjot S Deol  1 , Kendall E Dollard  1 , Nicolas Gentile  1 , Julianna Jebaraj  1 , Gregory N Kayayan  1 , Briana C Miranda  1 , Ayobamidele E Momoh  1 , Elias Morales  1 , Amalia C Nunes  1 , Antonia M Oropallo  1 , Sophia C Otterstedt  1 , Anna T Pridell  1 , Jenna I Roberts  1 , Gabriel A Ruiz  1 , Dhatri Sangasani  1 , Renee D Smith  1 , Mahad Tarar  1 , Vir Singh  1 , Pradeepa Jayachandran  1
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Complete genome sequences of G ordonia rubripertincta phages OtterstedtS21 and Patos

Bowen Meng et al. Microbiol Resour Announc. .

Abstract

We report the genomes of two viruses with siphovirus morphology, OtterstedtS21 and Patos, from Albany, New York, using Gordonia rubripertincta. The genomes of OtterstedtS21 and Patos are ~68 kbp long with 58% GC content. Both phages group with cluster DV based on gene content similarity to phages in the Actinobacteriophage database.

Keywords: Gordonia; bacteriophage.

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The authors declare no conflict of interest.

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Electron micrographs of Gordonia phages OtterstedtS21 (A) and Patos (B). Negative stain (uranyl acetate, 1%) transmission electron microscopy of phages OtterstedtS21 (A) and Patos (B) reveals typical siphovirus morphology. The scale at bottom right of each image is 200 nm.
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