The P2-like Bacteriophages – TheBacteriophags.org

The P2-like Bacteriophages

by Anders S. Nilsson and Elisabeth Haggård-Ljungquist

Department of Genetics, Microbiology and Toxicology
Stockholm University, S-106 91 Stockholm, Sweden

Figure 25-1:	Schematic drawing of the regions between attP and cos, or the equivalent region, of P2 and some P2-like phages. (tif)
Figure 25-2:	A. Hypothetical model of the steps during P2 DNA replication. (tif)
Figure 25-3:	Alignment of the initiation proteins of P2 and some P2-like phages.
Figure 25-4:	Comparison of the promoter regions of the late operons in phages P2, 186 and P4 (pdf file).
Figure 25-5:	Alignment of the transcriptional activators for the late promoters of P2 and some P2-like phages (pdf file).
Figure 25-6:	A schematic drawing of the attP regions of phage P2 and some P2-like phages. (tif)
Figure 25-7:	Alignment of integrase proteins of phage P2 and some P2-like phages (pdf file).
Figure 25-8:	Alignments of amino acid sequences using the CLUSTAL X program (pdf file).
Figure 25-9:	A schematic drawing of the transcriptional switches of phage P2 (A) and 186 (B). (tif)
Figure 25-10:	The nucleotide sequences of the promoter-operator regions of P2 and some P2-like phages (pdf file).
Figure 25-11:	Unrooted phylogenetic tree showing the relationship between inferred amino acid sequences from nine late genes (pdf file).
Table 25-1:	Late genes of P2-like phages (pdf file).
Table 25-2:	Host integration sites of P2 related phages (pdf file).
Bibliography:	References cited by chapter (pdf file).