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  1. ; ; ; ; (, Microbiology Resource Announcements)
    Stedman, Kenneth M (Ed.)
    ABSTRACT We report the metagenome-assembled genome of an ammonia-oxidizing archaeon that is closely related toNitrosopumilus adriaticusNF5 but shows distinct genomic features compared to strain NF5. 
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    Stedman, Kenneth M (Ed.)
    ABSTRACT Here, we report on the raw and coassembled metatranscriptomes of 39 Lake Erie surface (1.0 m) water samples collected over a 2-day diel period encompassing episodic weather and bloom events. Preliminary taxonomic annotations and read mappings revealed thatMicrocystisspp. accounted for up to ~47% of the transcriptionally active community. 
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    Stedman, Kenneth M (Ed.)
    Two lytic phages infectingGordonia rubripertinctawere isolated from irrigated desert soil. Phage LilyPad and PokyPuppy have 64,158-bp and 77,065-bp genomes, respectively. Based on gene content similarity to phages in the Actinobacteriophage database, LilyPad is assigned to phage subcluster DG1 and PokyPuppy to subcluster CS2. 
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    Stedman, Kenneth M. (Ed.)
    ABSTRACT We characterized the complete genome of the cluster P mycobacteriophage Phegasus. Its 47.5-kb genome contains 81 protein-coding genes, 36 of which could be assigned a putative function. Phegasus is most closely related to two subcluster P1 bacteriophages, Mangethe and Majeke, with an average nucleotide identity of 99.63% each. 
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    Stedman, Kenneth M. (Ed.)
    ABSTRACT The mycobacteriophages JeTaime (E cluster) and Luna22 (Q cluster) were isolated from soil in Providence, Rhode Island, and Charleston, South Carolina, respectively, using a Mycobacterium smegmatis mc 2 155 host. The genome of JeTaime is 75,099 bp (142 predicted genes), and that of Luna22 is 53,730 bp (87 predicted genes). Both phages exhibit Siphoviridae morphology. 
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    Stedman, Kenneth M. (Ed.)
    ABSTRACT Here, we report the draft genome sequences of two related Streptomyces sp. strains, JV180 and SP18CM02. Despite their isolation from soils in Connecticut and Missouri (USA), respectively, they are strikingly similar in gene content. Both belong to the Streptomyces griseus clade and harbor several secondary metabolite biosynthetic gene clusters. 
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