Genome Sequence of Gordonia rubripertincta Phage DoobyDoo of the DV Cluster
Ibrahim Abdulrehman, Nathaly Angeles, Alexis Bostock, Ciara Burns, Srey Lim, Adrienne Nalley, Madison Olander, Preston Penny, Bailey Phipps, Jack Price, Jacob Rose, Gabrial Smith, Mackenzie Spalding, Sadie Weisman-Rosenberger, Pamela Connerly, Danielle Watt, Elizabeth Rueschhoff
TL;DR
This paper describes the genome of a new bacteriophage called DoobyDoo, which infects the bacterium Gordonia rubripertincta.
Contribution
The paper presents the first genome sequence of the DV cluster phage DoobyDoo and identifies a broadly distributed esterase gene.
Findings
DoobyDoo has a siphoviral morphology and a 66,343 bp genome with 58.3% GC content.
The genome encodes 97 protein-coding genes, including a widely distributed esterase gene among actinobacteriophages.
Abstract
Novel bacteriophage DoobyDoo was isolated and characterized utilizing host Gordonia rubripertincta NRRL B-16540. DoobyDoo has a siphoviral morphology and a 66,343 bp genome with a GC content of 58.3%. The genome contains 97 protein coding genes, including an esterase gene that is distributed broadly across actinobacteriophages.
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TopicsFractal and DNA sequence analysis · Machine Learning in Bioinformatics