ArticleGenes2026
Isolation and Genome Characterization of Escherichia Phage vB_EcoA-Sparklingdew.
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methodsEscherichia phage vB_EcoA-Sparklingdew was isolated from Can Tho River water using host
resultsThe complete genome comprises a 37,944 bp linear dsDNA molecule (49.9% GC), encoding 51 open reading frames in a predominantly unidirectional arrangement. Key features include a virion-encoded T7-like RNA polymerase, a 723-residue T7-like DNA polymerase, a canonical lysis triad, and two putative tailspike proteins. A 212 bp direct terminal repeat and coverage profiles support a headful (pac) packaging mechanism. Comprehensive screening confirmed the absence of lysogeny, virulence, and antibiotic resistance determinants. A single synonymous SNP indicated high clonal purity. Intergenomic identity peaked at 87.7% against ICTV references, confirming placement in a novel species.
conclusionsPhage Sparklingdew represents a strictly lytic
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