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. 2021 Jun 24;95(14):e00321-21. doi: 10.1128/JVI.00321-21

TABLE 1.

Classifiers assigned to host genera and yield of the curation process

No. of:
Host genus or group Gram group Outer architecture Chemotype Retrieved phage genomes Genes detected by annotation Genes after curation (final) PF hits
Achromobacter Diderm (lipopolysaccharide) A1γ 36 32 10 13
Acidovorax Diderm (lipopolysaccharide) A1γ 3 4 2 2
Acinetobacter Diderm (lipopolysaccharide) A1γ 139 152 50 57
Aeromonas Diderm (lipopolysaccharide) A1γ 95 77 26 27
Bacteroides Diderm (lipopolysaccharide) A1γ 5 6 3 3
Burkholderia Diderm (lipopolysaccharide) A1γ 72 61 27 36
Caulobacter Diderm (lipopolysaccharide) A1γ 42 58 17 17
Cellulophaga Diderm (lipopolysaccharide) A1γ 52 38 9 9
Cronobacter Diderm (lipopolysaccharide) A1γ 45 64 24 26
Enterobacter Diderm (lipopolysaccharide) A1γ 1 1
Enterobacteria Diderm (lipopolysaccharide) A1γ 797 300 3 3
Enterovibrio Diderm (lipopolysaccharide) A1γ 2 2
Escherichia Diderm (lipopolysaccharide) A1γ 684 745 211 231
Fusobacterium Diderm (lipopolysaccharide) A1γa 4 3 3 3
Klebsiella Diderm (lipopolysaccharide) A1γ 266 259 67 71
Microcystis Diderm (lipopolysaccharide) A1γ 8 8 5 5
Pseudomonas Diderm (lipopolysaccharide) A1γ 625 485 89 98
Ralstonia Diderm (lipopolysaccharide) A1γ 68 21 14 15
Salmonella Diderm (lipopolysaccharide) A1γ 414 444 90 93
Serratia Diderm (lipopolysaccharide) A1γ 31 40 13 16
Shewanella Diderm (lipopolysaccharide) A1γ 1 1
Shigella Diderm (lipopolysaccharide) A1γ 3 3
Sphingobium Diderm (lipopolysaccharide) A1γ 2 2 1 2
Sphingomonas Diderm (glycosphingolipid) A1γ 7 2 1 1
Stenotrophomonas Diderm (lipopolysaccharide) A1γ 28 25 6 8
Vibrio Diderm (lipopolysaccharide) A1γ 578 225 76 85
Yersinia Diderm (lipopolysaccharide) A1γ 70 62 16 16
Arthrobacter + Monoderm A3αb 316 400 103 161
Bacillus + Monoderm A1α 348 400 150 286
Bifidobacteriumc + Monoderm A4α 10 2 1 1
Clostridioides + Monoderm A1γ 23 25
Clostridium + Monoderm A1γ 109 174 30 43
Corynebacterium + Diderm (mycolic acid) A1γ 40 30 16 24
Cutibacterium + Monoderm A3γ 65 65
Enterococcus + Monoderm A3α (E. faecalis), A4α (E. faecium)d 127 150 50 77
Lacticaseibacillus + Monoderm A4α 13 28
Lactiplantibacillus + Monoderm A4α 18 42
Lactobacillus + Monoderm A4α 105 133 22 41
Lactococcus + Monoderm A3α 388 376 121 144
Leuconostoc + Monoderm A3α 35 45 11 16
Levilactobacillus + Monoderm A4α 9 14
Limosilactobacillus + Monoderm A4α 6 14
Listeria + Monoderm A1γ 75 87 17 32
Mycobacterium + Diderm (mycolic acid) A1γ 1,990 3,596 299 374
Propionibacterium + Monoderm A3γ 202 214 5 8
Rhodococcus + Diderm (mycolic acid) A1γ 70 83 31 70
Staphylococcus + Monoderm A3α 349 456 79 155
Streptococcus + Monoderm A3α 1,064 739 246 688
Streptomyces + Monoderm A3γ 240 208 97 151
Totale 9,539 10,206 2,182 3,303
 Gram-negative 4,071 3,113 770 844
 Gram-positive 5,468 7,093 1,412 2,459
a

Contains lanthionine instead of m-DAP.

b

Although there seems to be some variety in peptidoglycan structure among Arthrobacter, we assigned the most common chemotype.

c

There are several chemotypes within Bifidobacterium, but A4α was assigned to the only Bifidobacterium host entry in our database (Bifidobacterium thermophilus).

d

Phage lysins with unassigned Enterococcus host species were included within E. faecalis.

e

In the last three rows, data are the sum of the column values (phage genomes, genes detected, and genes after curation) or weighted averages (PF hits per protein).