SEA-PHAGES | Abstracts

Abstract Summary

Below is a summary of the abstract you submitted. Presenting author(s) is shown in bold.

If any changes need to be made, you can modify the abstract or change the authors.

You can also download a .docx version of this abstract.

If there are any problems, please email Dan at dar78@pitt.edu and he'll take care of them!

This abstract was last modified on March 15, 2022 at 2:08 p.m..

Virginia Tech

Corresponding Faculty Member: Stephanie Voshell

This abstract will NOT be considered for a talk.

CassieYates and PinkYoshi: two novel mycobacteriophages in the G1 subcluster

Lauren N Aud, Jonah T Blackwell, Breanne C De Vera, Carson A Groves, Noelle T Hodges, Mallory A Meahan, Sydney A Murphy, Noelle L Nocon, Tori M Shimozono, Stephanie M Voshell

Two novel mycobacteriophages, CassieYates and PinkYoshi, were discovered in local soil and annotated by students in the SEA-PHAGES program at Virginia Tech during the 2021-2022 academic year. Both phages are in the G1 subcluster and required numerous adjustments to the original auto-annotation of each genome. While both genomes share many similarities such as the presence of an integrase gene and identical structural genes, differences were observed near the end of each genome.

Need to make changes?

Modify this abstract Change the authors for this abstract