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Soil. Natl Acad. J. Bacteriol. Natl Acad. These prokaryotic phage proteins share significant homology with the bacterial gyrase and the ParE and ParC proteins. An intriguing possibility, whether they are providing a selective benefit or not, is that these genes could serve as a gene nursery, where novel genetic functions could be built by recombination and mutation among genetic sequences that have no essential role in phage survival. sharing sensitive information, make sure youre on a federal WebEnterobacteria Phage T2 As the T2 bacteriophage consists of only two components, they selectively labelled the DNA with radioactive 32P, and (in a separate batch) the proteins with 35S. Clark AJ, Inwood W, Cloutier T, Dhillon TS. Their average size is substantially less than that of core genes, often by nearly a factor of two, and it has been suggested that they may correspond to individual functional protein domains [35,36]. BMC Genomics 17, 930 (2016). Hendrix, R. W., Smith, M. C. 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Anyone you share the following link with will be able to read this content: Sorry, a shareable link is not currently available for this article. is a recipient of graduate scholarships from the Fonds de Recherche du Qubec Nature et Technologies (FRQNT) as well as Sentinelle Nord, and is a recipient of the Goran-Enhorning Graduate Student Research Award from the Canadian Allergy, Asthma and Immunology Foundation. Knowles, B. et al. Article This suggests that host preferences represent a significant barrier to genetic exchange, and although phages clearly have the capacity to switch hosts perhaps more easily the more closely related the hosts are by a variety of mechanisms, it is unclear at what rate this occurs in natural populations. Silveira, C. B. Proc. 36, 916 (2019). USA 113, 201601060 (2016).This study identifies 44 phage groups in the gut microbiota, nine of which are shared across more than one-half of individuals and are proposed to be part of a healthy gut phageome. Biol. 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Williamson, K. E., Fuhrmann, J. J., Wommack, K. E. & Radosevich, M. Viruses in soil ecosystems: an unknown quantity within an unexplored territory. Microbiol. J. Bacteriol. Twelve previously unknown phage genera are ubiquitous in global oceans. The smallest of the dsDNA tailed phages genomes are ~11.5 kbp [e.g. Microbiol. A. et al. Aggarwala, V., Liang, G. & Bushman, F. D. Viral communities of the human gut: metagenomic analysis of composition and dynamics. T2 phage had very high genomic sequence similarity to SV76 (99.99% identity), so we performed host range analysis of T2 with the same bacteria strains to see whether the genomic similarity translated to host range phenotypic similarity. F.O. Natl Acad. Res. Phage infecting a common host can also exhibit substantial diversity suggesting that there are additional barriers to genetic exchange [2022]. Koning, R. I. et al. 82, 132 (2012).
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