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. 2022 Jul 27;12(9):jkac188. doi: 10.1093/g3journal/jkac188

Table 2.

Genome characteristics of cluster MabR prophages.

Prophage attB a Coordinatesb Lengthc ORFs attL/R sequences Accession
McProfd attB-18 1,521,426–1,589,648 68,223 99 TGCGCCGTCAGGGGCTCGAACCCCGGACCCGCTGATTAAGAGTCA BK061309
prophiFSAT01-1 attB-18 C1 2,104,368–2,172,096 67,729 99 TGCGCCGTCAGGGGCTCGAACCCCGGACCCGCTGATTAAGAGTCA BK061308
prophiFSIL01-1 attB-22 C6 162,543–229,039 66,497 99 TGCGCCGTCAGGGTTTCGAACCCCAGACCCGCTGATTAAGAGTCA TGCGCCGTCAGGGGCTCGAACCCCGGACCCGCTGATTAAGAGTCA BK061311
prophiFSQJ01-1 attB-23 C10 102,082–169,883 67,752 102 CCCCTGTAGGGCTCGAACCTACGACCTACTGATTAAAAGTCAG CCCCACCAGGGCTCGAACCTGGGACCTGCGGATTAAAAGTCCG BK061312
prophiFVLQ01-1 attB-18 C2 360,992–427,679 66,688 100 TGACTCTTAATCAGCGGGTCCGGGGTTCGAGCCCCTGACGGCGCA BK061310
a

attB-18 was identified by Dedrick et al. (2021).

b

Coordinates of the selected phage in the host where it was first identified (e.g. prophiFSAT01-1 in the genome FSAT01). The contig number (C1, C2, etc.) is shown followed by the coordinates within that contig. Coordinates are arranged attL to attR.

c

Prophage lengths include 2 copies of the attachment sites.

d

McProf is a previously described prophage (Cushman et al. 2021) found in the M. chelonae genome CCUG 47445.