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Diversity, evolution and life strategies of CbK‐like phages
Abstract Caulobacter phage CbK has been extensively studied as a model system in virology and bacteriology. Lysogeny‐related genes have been found in each CbK‐like isolate, suggesting a life strategy of both lytic and lysogenic cycles. However, whether CbK‐related phages can enter lysogeny is still undetermined.
Ruijie Ma +4 more
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Abstract Aggregatibacter actinomycetemcomitans, a Gram‐negative oral pathobiont causing aggressive periodontitis and systemic infections, demonstrates serum resistance. We have identified a dsDNA‐tailed bacteriophage, S1249, which was found to convert from this microorganism inducible by human serum into a lytic state to kill the bacterium.
Gaoyan G. Tang‐Siegel +2 more
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Summary Cylindrospermopsis raciborskii is a central bloom‐forming cyanobacteria. However, despite its ecological significance, little is known of its interactions with the phages that infect it. Currently, only a single sequenced genome of a Cylindrospermopsis‐infecting phage is publicly available. Here we describe the isolation and characterization of
Emmanuelle Laloum +6 more
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The structure of the monomodular Pseudomonas aeruginosa bacteriophage JG004 lysin Pae87 is presented and investigated in relation to repurposing its function as an antimicrobial agent. The structure with its peptidoglycan ligand revealed a possible cell‐wall‐binding region.
Roberto Vázquez +5 more
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Phage-Encoded Cationic Antimicrobial Peptide Required for Lysis [PDF]
Most phages of Gram-negative bacteria hosts encode spanins for disruption of the outer membrane, which is the last step in host lysis. However, bioinformatic analysis indicates that ∼15% of these phages lack a spanin gene, suggesting they have an ...
Ramsey, Jolene +24 more
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A holin/peptidoglycan hydrolase‐dependent protein secretion system
We describe a protein secretion system in Gram‐negative bacteria that uses a holin membrane protein in tandem with a cell wall editing enzyme. The pairing of holins from different families with various types of peptidoglycan hydrolases suggests that this secretion pathway evolved multiple times.
Tracy Palmer +4 more
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The Analysis of OmpA and Rz/Rz1 of Lytic Bacteriophage from Surabaya, Indonesia
A good strategy to conquer the Escherichia coli‐cause food‐borne disease could be bacteriophages. Porins are a type of β‐barrel proteins with diffuse channels and OmpA, which has a role in hydrophilic transport, is the most frequent porin in E. coli; it was also chosen as the potential receptor of the phage. And the Rz/Rz1 was engaged in the breakup of
Tessa Sjahriani +3 more
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Bacteriophage (phage), bacterial viruses, are currently under investigation for use as therapeutics against antibiotic-resistant bacteria. Careful phage genome annotation is essential in that effort. Galaxy workflows coupled with Apollo allow that needed high-quality annotation.
Snowden, Jason +3 more
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The Role of Spanins in Phage Lysis [PDF]
The work described in this dissertation addresses how spanins function during phage lysis, focusing on the 2CS system of phage lambda, in which Rz and Rz1 are the prototype i-spanin (inner membrane subunit) and o-spanin (OM lipoprotein subunits) of the ...
Rajaure, Manoj
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The αvβ6 integrin in cancer cell‐derived small extracellular vesicles enhances angiogenesis
ABSTRACT Prostate cancer (PrCa) cells crosstalk with the tumour microenvironment by releasing small extracellular vesicles (sEVs). sEVs, as well as large extracellular vesicles (LEVs), isolated via iodixanol density gradients from PrCa cell culture media, express the epithelial‐specific αvβ6 integrin, which is known to be induced in cancer.
Shiv Ram Krishn +12 more
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