Genome sequence of PSonyx, a singleton bacteriophage infecting Corynebacterium glutamicum
Ombeline Rossier,Cecile Labarre,Anne Lopes,Monique Auberdiac,Kevin Tambosco,Daniel Delaruelle,Hakima Abes,Ana A. Arteni,Malika Ouldali,Laura Pieri,Ryan Afgoun,Leonor Anacleto,Nathan Beaure,Meyssa Beghdad,Nolwenn Bellom,Elsa Ben Hamou-Kuijpers,Aida 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,Chloe Rodrigues,Ramatoulaye Sambe,Ashvini Srimoorthy,Tiroumagale M. Tillay,Cerise Verhoeven,Pauline Vittaz,Jacqueline Wu,Christophe Regeard
MICROBIOLOGY RESOURCE ANNOUNCEMENTS（2024）
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摘要
PSonyx is a newly isolated phage that infects Corynebacterium glutamicum. 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.
