Expanding the diversity of mycobacteriophages: Insights into genome architecture and evolution

PLoS ONE

Volumn 6, Issue 1, 2011, Pages

  Pope, Welkin H ^m   Jacobs Sera, Deborah ^m   Russel, Daniel A ^m   Peebles, Craig L ^m   Al Atrache, Zein ^k   Alcoser, Turi A ^a   Alexander, Lisa M ^a   Alfano, Matthew B ^k   Alford, Samantha T ⁿ   Amy, Nichols E ^e   Anderson, Marie D ^g   Anderson, Alexander G ⁿ   Ang, Andrew A S ^h   Manuel Jr , Ares ⁱ   Barber, Amanda J ^c   Barker, Lucia P ^d   Barrett, Jonathan M ^e   Barshop, William D ⁿ   Bauerle, Cynthia M ^d,g   Bayles, Ian M ^a   Belfield, Katherine L ^k   Best, Aaron A ^c   Agustin Jr , Borjon ⁱ   Bowman, Charles A ^m   Boyer, Christine A ^k   Bradley, Kevin W ^d   Bradley, Victoria A ^e   Broadway, Lauren N ^j   Budwal, Keshav ^a   Busby, Kayla N ^h   Campbell, Ian W ^a   Campbell, Anne M ^k   Carey, Alyssa ^f   Caruso, Steven M ^l   Chew, Rebekah D ^c   Cockburn, Chelsea L ^e   Cohen, Lianne B ^a   Corajod, Jeffrey M ^c   Cresawn, Steven G ^e   Davis, Kimberly R ⁱ   Deng, Lisa ⁿ   Denver, Dee R ^f   Dixon, Breyon R ^g   Ekram, Sahrish ^h   Elgin, Sarah C R ⁿ   Engelsen, Angela E ^j   English, Belle E V ^a   Erb, Marcella L ^h   Estrada, Crystal ^h   Filliger, Laura Z ^a   Findley, Ann M ^j   Forbes, Lauren ^f   Forsyth, Mark H ^b   Fox, Tyler M ^a   Fritz, Melissa J ^m   Garcia, Roberto ^f   George, Zindzi D ^g   Georges, Anne E ^c   Gissendanner, Christopher R ^j   Goff, Shannon ^f   Goldstein, Rebecca ^l   Gordon, Kobie C ^b   Green, Russell D ^e   Guerra, Stephanie L ^a   Guiney Olsen, Krysta R ^k   Guiza, Bridget G ^h   Haghighat, Leila ^h   Hagopian, Garrett V ⁱ   Harmon, Catherine J ^c   Harmson, Jeremy S ^j   Hartzog, Grant A ⁱ   Harvey, Samuel E ^b   He, Siping ^a   He, Kevin J ^h   Healy, Kaitlin E ^a   Higinbotham, Ellen R ^k   Hildebrandt, Erin N ^c   Ho, Jason H ^h   Hogan, Gina M ^j   Hohenstein, Victoria G ^m   Holz, Nathan A ⁱ   Huang, Vincent J ⁿ   Hufford, Ericka L ^j   Hynes, Peter M ⁿ   Jackson, Arrykka S ^b   Jansen, Erica C ^c   Jarvik, Jonathan ^a   Jasinto, Paul G ^a   Jordan, Tuajuanda C ^d   Kasza, Tomas ⁱ   Katelyn, Murray A ^e   Kelsey, Jessica S ^l   Kerrigan, Larisa A ^k   Khaw, Daryl ^f   Kim, Junghee ^f   Knutter, Justin Z ^c   Ko, Ching Chung ^m   Larkin, Gail V ^k   Laroche, Jennifer R ^c   Latif, Asma ^k   Leuba, Kohana D ^m   Leuba, Sequoia I ^m   Lewis, Lynn O ^k   Loesser Casey, Kathryn E ^k   Long, Courtney A ^c   Javier Lopez, A ^a   Lowery, Nicholas ^f   Lu, Tina Q ^h   Mac, Victor ⁱ   Masters, Isaac R ^e   Mccloud, Jazmyn J ^g   Mcdonough, Molly J ^b   Medenbach, Andrew J ^a   Menon, Anjali ^f   Miller, Rachel ^f   Morgan, Brandon K ^j   Ng, Patrick C ⁿ   Nguyen, Elvis ^f   Nguyen, Katrina T ^h   Nguyen, Emilie T ^h   Nicholson, Kaylee M ⁱ   Parnell, Lindsay A ^g   Peirce, Caitlin E ^c   Perz, Allison M ^b   Peterson, Luke J ^c   Pferdehirt, Rachel E ^a   Philip, Seegren V ^e   Pogliano, Kit ^h   Pogliano, Joe ^h   Polley, Tamsen ^f   Puopolo, Erica J ^f   Rabinowitz, Hannah S ⁿ   Resiss, Michael J ^a   Rhyan, Corwin N ⁿ   Robinson, Yetta M ^g   Rodriguez, Lauren L ⁱ   Rose, Andrew C ^c   Rubin, Jeffrey D ⁱ   Ruby, Jessica A ⁱ   Saha, Margaret S ^b   Sandoz, James W ^l   Savitskaya, Judith ^a   Schipper, Dale J ^c   Schnitzler, Christine E ^f   Schott, Amanda R ^e   Bradley Segal, J ^h   Shaffer, Christopher D ⁿ   Sheldon, Kathryn E ^a   Shepard, Erica M ⁱ   Shepardson, Jonathan W ^f   Shroff, Madav K ^a   Simmons, Jessica M ^c   Simms, Erika F ⁿ   Simpson, Brandy M ^k   Sinclair, Kathryn M ^e   Sjoholm, Robert L ^c   Slette, Ingrid J ^c   Spaulding, Blaire C ^g   Straub, Clark L ⁱ   Stukey, Joseph ^c   Sughrue, Trevor ⁱ   Tang, Tin Yun ^h   Tatyana, Lyons M ^e   Taylor, Stephen B ^e   Taylor, Barbara J ^f   Temple, Louise M ^e   Thompson, Jasper V ^a   Tokarz, Michael P ^k   Trapani, Stephanie E ^e   Troum, Alexander P ^e   Tsay, Jonathan ^h   Tubbs, Anthony T ⁿ   Walton, Jillian M ^b   Wang, Danielle H ^h   Wang, Hannah ^h   Warner, John R ^j   Weisser, Emilie G ⁿ   Wendler, Samantha C ^k   Weston Hafer, Kathleen A ⁿ   Whelan, Hilary M ^b   Williamson, Kurt E ^b   Willis, Angelica N ^c   Wirtshafter, Hannah S ^a   Wong, Theresa W ^h   Wu, Phillip ^h   Yang, Yun Jeong ^h   Yee, Brandon C ⁱ   Zaidins, David A ^a   Zhang, Bo ⁿ   Zúniga, Melina Y ^g   Hendrix, Roger W ^m   Hatfull, Graham F ^m   more..

^a CARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERSITY   (United States)

^b The College of William and Mary   (United States)

^c HOPE COLLEGE   (United States)

^d HOWARD HUGHES MEDICAL INSTITUTE   (United States)

^e JAMES MADISON UNIVERSITY   (United States)

^f OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY   (United States)

^g SPELMAN COLLEGE   (United States)

^h UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA SAN DIEGO   (United States)

ⁱ University of California Santa Cruz   (United States)

^j UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA AT MONROE   (United States)

^k UNIVERSITY OF MARY WASHINGTON   (United States)

^l UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND   (United States)

^m UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH   (United States)

ⁿ WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY   (United States)

more..

Author keywords

[No Author keywords available]

Indexed keywords

ARTICLE; CONTROLLED STUDY; GENE STRUCTURE; GENETIC VARIABILITY; GENOME ANALYSIS; GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION; MOLECULAR EVOLUTION; MYCOBACTERIOPHAGE; NONHUMAN; NUCLEOTIDE SEQUENCE; SEQUENCE ANALYSIS; TRANSPOSON; UNITED STATES; VIRUS ISOLATION; VIRUS MORPHOLOGY; DNA SEQUENCE; EVOLUTION; GENETICS; GEOGRAPHY; IMMUNOLOGY; ISOLATION AND PURIFICATION; VIRUS GENOME;

CAUDOVIRALES; MYCOBACTERIUM SMEGMATIS; MYCOBACTERIUM TUBERCULOSIS;

VIRUS DNA;

BASE SEQUENCE; BIOLOGICAL EVOLUTION; DNA, VIRAL; GENETIC VARIATION; GENOME, VIRAL; GEOGRAPHY; MYCOBACTERIOPHAGES; SEQUENCE ANALYSIS, DNA; UNITED STATES;

EID: 79551550376     PISSN: None     EISSN: 19326203     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0016329     Document Type: Article

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