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. 2014 Aug 30;15(1):745. doi: 10.1186/1471-2164-15-745

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Phamily circle connects 16 phages containing a related antirepressor gene. The phamily circle of pham 951 connects all phages with genes encoding proteins in this pham. The phages containing gene products in pham 951 infect Bacillus, Enterococcus, Lactobacillus, Listeria, Clostridium, Paenibacillus, and Staphylococcus bacteria. The antirepressor gene is found in 16 different phages, including Staphylococcus phages (1) phiSLT (gp7), (2) PH15 (gp39), and (3) 55 (gp18); Paenibacillus phages (4) phiIBB_Pl23 (gp42), (5) Jimmer2 (gp19), (6) Jimmer1 (gp19), and (7) PG1 (gp28); Clostridium phage (8) phiC2 (gp52); Listeria phages (9) B054 (gp72), (10) A500 (gp36), and (11) A118 (gp46); Lactobacillus phages (12) phiAT3 (gp23), and (13) A2 (gp28); Enterococcus phage (14) phiEf11 (gp38); and Bacillus phages (15) SPBc2 (gp100) and (16) PM1 (gp26).