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. 2014 Dec 9;9(12):e114785. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0114785

Table 1. Campylobacter strains and phages used in this study.

Strain Description Origin Reference
C. jejuni NCTC11168 Group III phage indicator and propagation strain Chicken NCTC [25]
C. jejuni NCTC12662 Propagation strain of group II phages CP7 and CP75 Unknown NCTC [25]
C. coli NCTC12668 Group II phage indicator and propagation strain Unknown NCTC [25]
C. jejuni BfR-CA-3871 Susceptible to group II and -III phages Sheep (CNET60) BfR (NRL Campylobacter)
C. jejuni BfR-CA-4014 Susceptible to group II and -III phages Wild bird (CNET28) BfR (NRL Campylobacter)
Group II phages
CP07 Myovirus, active on C. jejuni, C. coli Faecal sample, poultry, Germany This work
CP21 Myovirus, active on C. jejuni, C. coli Faecal sample, poultry, Germany [35]
CP68 Myovirus, active on C. jejuni, C. coli Faecal sample, poultry, Germany This work
CP75 (NCTC12675) Myovirus, active on C. jejuni, C. coli UK NCTC [25]
CP83 (NCTC12683) Myovirus, active on C. jejuni, C. coli UK NCTC [25]
CP84 (NCTC12684) Myovirus, active on C. jejuni, C. coli UK NCTC [25]
Group III phages
CP1 Myovirus, active on C. jejuni Faecal sample, poultry, Germany This work
CP14 Myovirus, active on C. jejuni Faecal sample, poultry, Germany This work
F14 Myovirus, active on C. jejuni Denmark [24]
CP32 Myovirus, active on C. jejuni UK [26]
CP81 Myovirus, active on C. jejuni Poultry skin, Germany [23]

NCTC; National Collection of Type Cultures, Health Protection Agency, UK.