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Prophage predictions

Published on by Robert Edwards

 Phages dominate every ecosystem on the planet. While virulent phages sculpt the microbiome by killing their bacterial hosts, temperate phages provide unique growth advantages to their hosts through lysogenic conversion. Many prophages benefit their host, and prophages are responsible for genotypic and phenotypic differences that separate individual microbial strains. However, the microbes also endure a cost to maintain those phages: additional DNA to replicate and proteins to transcribe and translate. We have never quantified those benefits and costs. Here, we analysed over two and a half million prophages from over half a million bacterial genome assemblies.  

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Computational and Experimental Resources for Virome Analysis in Inflammatory Bowel Disease (CERVAID)National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney DiseasesFind out more...

Quantitative MetagenomicsAustralian Research CouncilFind out more...

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