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. 2023 Sep 7;13:1253815. doi: 10.3389/fcimb.2023.1253815

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Copyright © 2023 Yao, Bao, Hu, Zhang, Wang, Wang, Guo, Wang, Qi, Tian, Bao, Li and Wang

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Phage PEC9 whole-genome analysis. (A) Circular genome map of phage PEC9. The genomic organization of phage PEC9 was compared to E. coli phages PC2, SSL-2009a, EC115, B2, YD-2008.s, SECphi18 and vB EcoS Zar3M. The coincident regions of other E. coli phages were displayed, and the blank was the non-coincident region. The outermost circle represents some important functional proteins of phage PEC9. (B) Neighbor-joining phylogenetic tree constructed based on the whole genome sequences of E. coli phages. (C) Linear comparison analysis between the whole genome of E. coli phages PEC9 and B2, SECphi18, and vB EcoS Zar3M. The shade of color in the middle shaded part indicates the degree of homology. Arrows indicate open reading frames transcribed in either the rightward or leftward direction. (D) A Neighbor-joining tree constructed based on the amino acid sequence of terminase large subunit.