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How pirate phage interferes with helper phage: Comparison of the two distinct strategies

2019-03-14

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Pirate phages use the structural proteins encoded by unrelated helper phages to propagate. The best-studied example is the pirate P4 and helper P2 of coliphages, and it has been known that the Staphylococcus aureus pathogenicity islands (SaPIs) that can encode virulence factors act as pirate phages, too. When alone in the host, the pirate phages act as a prophage, but when the helper phage gene is also in the sam...

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705e3478-dd9d-5144-b320-f1f15acaa8ed
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10.1101/576587
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