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. 2018 Jun 13;9:1178. doi: 10.3389/fmicb.2018.01178

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Copyright © 2018 Mašlaňová, Wertheimer, Sedláček, Švec, Indráková, Kovařovic, Schumann, Spröer, Králová, Šedo, Krištofová, Vrbovská, Füzik, Petráš, Zdráhal, Ružičková, Doškař and Pantuček.

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Comparative genomics of macrococcal bacteriophages. (A) Mutual comparison of highly divergent prophage genomes from human macrococci: φMC1 (CCM 7927^T), φME1 (CCM 7099^T), φMG1 (CCM 4927^T), φMG2 (CCM 4927^T), and φMB1 (CCM 7100^T). (B) Genome comparison of converting phage φMC1 from Macrococcus caseolyticus subsp. hominis subsp. nov. CCM 7927^T with M. caseolyticus JCSC5402 phage φMCCL2, phage from M. caseolyticus IMD081D and phage from M. canis CCM 8748^T. Genomes were aligned using the blastn algorithm and similar regions with more than 65% identity are indicated. The positions and orientations of the coding regions are represented by arrows. Genome modules are color-coded according to the legend.