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Genome Sequences of Four Subcluster L2 Mycobacterium Phages, Finemlucis, Miley16, Wilder, and Zakai.

Christopher D Herren, Alexandra Peister, Timothy S Breton, Maggie S Hill, Marcy S Anderson, Adeline W Chang, Sydney B Klein, Mackenzie M Thornton, Stacy J Vars, Kasey E Wagner, Paige L Wiebe, Thomas G Williams, Coraima P Yanez, Jasanta M Ackles, Darius Artis, Ryan J Brazier, Ronald J Bryant, Kerel O Callwood, Isaiah H Carter, Cameron L DeBose, Christian D Edwards, Isaiah C Ezemba, Renshal R Joaquin, Zakai M Meghoo-Peddie, Ziha G Meghoo-Peddie, Ryan W Moore, Christopher E Smith, Adam J Turner, Raymond L Vorters, Jeffrey J Wider, Liesel L Krout, Mia S Comis, Madison J Davick, Eli E Michaud, Bailey E Shevenell, Sarah E Stanley, Chelsey I Frank, Jacob R Montgomery, Lawrence S Blumer, Jean A Doty, Martha Smith-Caldas, Welkin H Pope, Steven G Cresawn, Daniel A Russell, Rebecca A Garlena, Deborah Jacobs-Sera, Graham F Hatfull
Genome Announcements 2017 November 17
Four subcluster L2 mycobacteriophages, Finemlucis, Miley16, Wilder, and Zakai, that infect Mycobacterium smegmatis mc2 155 were isolated. The four phages are closely related to each other and code for 12 to 14 tRNAs and 130 to 132 putative protein-coding genes, including tyrosine integrases, cro , immunity repressors, and excise genes involved in the establishment of lysogeny.

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