Genomic_analysis_of_two_Photohabdus_phage_RAY19_variants_after_infection_of_Salmonella_typhi_BA623-sc-5196
Genomic_analysis_of_two_Photohabdus_phage_RAY19_variants_after_infection_of_Salmonella_typhi_BA623
In collaboration with George Salmond we are investigating the infection of Salmonella typhi with the Photohabdus flagella targetting phage RAY19. On frequent occasions a plaque variation was noticed in the S.typhi lawns that was larger (4mm) and clearer then the average plaque (0.5mm). We proceeded to purify the variant. We wish to investigate what is the nature of the far brighter and larger plaque- is it SNPs in particular genes or a DNA fragment deletion? This data is part of a pre-publication release. For information on the proper use of pre-publication data shared by the Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute (including details of any publication moratoria), please see http://www.sanger.ac.uk/datasharing/
In collaboration with George Salmond we are investigating the infection of Salmonella typhi with the Photohabdus flagella targetting phage RAY19. On frequent occasions a plaque variation was noticed in the S.typhi lawns that was larger (4mm) and clearer then the average plaque (0.5mm). We proceeded to purify the variant. We wish to investigate what is the nature of the far brighter and larger plaque- is it SNPs in particular genes or a DNA fragment deletion?