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Population genomics and phylogeography of an Australian dairy factory derived lytic bacteriophage.

Genome biology and evolution - 1 Jan 2012

Castro-Nallar Eduardo, Chen Honglei, Gladman Simon, Moore Sean C, Seemann Torsten, Powell Ian B, Hillier Alan, Crandall Keith A, Chandry P Scott

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In this study, we present the full genomic sequences and evolutionary analyses of a serially sampled population of 28 Lactococcus lactis-infecting phage belonging to the 936-like group in Australia. Genome sizes were consistent with previously available genomes ranging in length from 30.9 to 32.1 Kbp and consisted of 55-65 open reading frames. We analyzed their genetic diversity and found that regions of high...

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PMID: 22355195
DOI: 10.1093/gbe/evs017
PMCID: PMC3318435

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