Complete genome sequences of four Phikmvirus bacteriophages from Kenyan sewage lytic against multidrug-resistant Pseudomonas aeruginosa

Key Points

• The genomes of the four phages range from 43,723 to 45,485 bp, indicating genetic diversity in this group.
• Coding sequences vary between 65 and 68, suggesting potential for different functions and interactions in bacterial host targeting.
• GC content of the genomes is around 62%, which may influence the stability and functionality of the phages.
• Isolation from Kenyan sewage highlights the environmental sources of bacteriophages that can combat multidrug-resistant infections.