Genome sequence of PSonyx, a singleton bacteriophage infecting Corynebacterium glutamicum

Ombeline Rossier; C Labarre; Anne Lopes; Monique Auberdiac; Kevin Tambosco; Daniel Delaruelle; Hakima Abes; Ana‐Andreea Arteni; Malika Ouldali; Laura Pieri; Ryan Afgoun; Leonor Anacleto; Nathan Beaure; Meyssa Beghdad; Nolwenn Bellom; Elsa Ben Hamou-Kuijpers; Aïda Boukamel; James Carron; Vincent Carta; Lauriane Castelneau; Zoe Chadaillac; Elsa Chaouat; Soline Desmat; Keylian Favel; Eva Gabillot; Melissa Gargar; Madeleine Gautheret; Esther Gilles; Claire Lager; Amandine Le Deit; Yoann Le vay; Laure Lemercier; Anastassiya Litvinov; Samir Moussi; Marion Prevot; Marion Rehala; Chloë Rodrigues; Ramatoulaye Sambe; Ashvini Srimoorthy; Tiroumagale M. Tillay; Cerise Verhoeven; Pauline Vittaz; Jacqueline Wu; Christophe Regeard

doi:10.1128/mra.01155-23

January 18, 2024Microbiology Resource AnnouncementsOpen Access

Genome sequence of PSonyx, a singleton bacteriophage infecting Corynebacterium glutamicum

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. This siphovirus was isolated from a French pond in the south of Paris by students from Paris-Saclay University. Its 80,277-bp singleton genome carries 136 protein-coding genes and 5 tRNAs.

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