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Genome Sequences of Chancellor, Mitti, and Wintermute, Three Subcluster K4 Phages Isolated Using Mycobacterium smegmatis mc 2 155.

Nicholas P Edgington, Stephanie M Voshell, Vassie C Ware, Francis F Akoto, Alexa A Alhout, Gurvina J Atwal, John B Balyozian, Zachary A Cadieux, Brianna M Chop, Steven G Cresawn, Netta Cudkevich, Dylan Z Faltine-Gonzalez, Rebecca A Garlena, Blair J Gilmer, Lee H Graham, Matthew S Grapel, Maaz M Haleem, Deborah Jacobs-Sera, Margaret A Kenna, Maryam A Khan, Taylor N Klein, Jamie B Korenberg, Brooke P Lichak, Catherine M Mageeney, Lauren N McKinley, Kourtney R Mendello, Cameron M Myers, Alexander T Nguyen, Bryan A Pasqualucci, Welkin H Pope, Lauren M Pyfer, Wascar A Ramirez, Julia R Reisner, Daniel A Russell, Paulene A Sapao, Virginia C Saux, Inderjeet Singh, Ty H Stoner, Rachel H Swope, Matthew J Thoonkuzhy, Madeleine L Walters, Lauren A Vargas, Croldy A Veliz, Kevin D Zhang, Caitlin M Zuilkoski, Graham F Hatfull
Genome Announcements 2017 November 10
Mycobacteriophages Chancellor, Mitti, and Wintermute infect Mycobacterium smegmatis mc2 155 and are closely related to phages Cheetobro and Fionnbharth in subcluster K4. Genome sizes range from 57,697 bp to 58,046 bp. Phages are predicted to be temperate and to infect the pathogen Mycobacterium tuberculosis .

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