The complete genome sequence of the cluster BE1

Alena Isabella Sagalovsky; Aniket Camarushi; Jeshuwin Prabakaran; Abid Hussain Shahzad; Ngọc Bích Nguỹên; Daniel Mirahmadian; Michelle Allen Ibino; Ali Hassan Mutasim; Emmanuel O Okusanya; Choudhury Ahmed Zaki; Kimia Kardani-Yazd; Harrison D. Ramsey; Jariatu Kargbo; Beryl Fuamazeh; Dania Mahmood; James Michael Anderson; Eni Adesola; Laure Elisabeth Fom Kembou; Cameron John Hindle; Keyshawn Kontchou; Abdullah Najib; Gilberto E. Hernandez; Elana Lynzey Frazier; Steven M. Caruso

doi:10.1128/mra.00776-25

Key Points

Bacteriophage Riptide exhibits a lytic life cycle, crucial for understanding viral behavior.
The genome length of Riptide is 132,142 bp, encoding 236 protein coding genes with diverse functions.
Riptide contains genes for 39 tRNAs and 1 tmRNA, indicating its protein synthesis capabilities.
Isolation from Streptomyces mirabilis highlights the potential of soil in discovering new bacteriophages.

Implication

This study isolates bacteriophage Riptide from soil using Streptomyces mirabilis, revealing genome structure and gene functions.

Abstract

This study isolated bacteriophage Riptide, a BE1 cluster siphovirus, from soil using Streptomyces mirabilis NRRL B-2400. Riptide follows a lytic life cycle contains a genome length of 132,142 bp encoding 236 protein coding genes including two with ribosomal-related functions, as well as genes that encode 39 tRNAs and 1 tmRNA.

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Sagalovsky et al. (2025) studied this question.

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The complete genome sequence of the cluster BE1

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