Phage Evolution – TheBacteriophags.org

Phage Evolution

by Frank Desiere and Harald Brüssow

Nestle Research Center
CH-1000 Lausanne 26
Vers-chez-les-Blanc, Switzerland

Fig. 4-1:	Dotplot matrix calculated for the genome sequences of the S. thermophilus phages Sfi19, Sfi11, Sfi21, O1205, DT1, 7201. (tif)
Fig. 4-2:	Color Figure: Alignment of the genetic maps of the Lactobacillus phage adh, Streptococcus phage Sfi21, Lactococcus phage BK5-T, Staphylococcus phage PVL, and Bacillus phage phi-105. (tif)
Fig. 4-3:	Color Figure: Comparison of the genomes from the established and proposed genera of Siphoviridae constituting the λ supergroup of phages. (tif)
Fig. 4-4:	Dot-plot analysis of phage couples…
Fig. 4-4A:	…Archaeaphages ψM2 and ψM100. (tif)
Fig. 4-4B:	…Mycobacteriophages L5 and D29. (tif)
Fig. 4-4C:	…Salmonella phage P22 and E. coli phage HK620. (tif)
Fig. 4-4D:	…E. coli phage T7 and Yersinia phage fYeO3-12. (tif)
Fig. 4-4E:	…Bacillus phages GA-1 and PZA. (tif)
Fig. 4-4F:	…E. coli phages Mu and prophage Sp18. (tif)
Fig. 4-4G:	…E. coli phages P2 and 186. (tif)
Fig. 4-4H:	…Lactococcus phages c2 and bIL67. (tif)
Bibliography:	References cited by chapter (pdf file).