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Name: Staphyloccocus phages phiIPLA-RODI and phiIPLA-C1C against staphylococcal isolates
Life Domain: bacteria
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Description: Method: Bacteriophage host ranges were determined using phiIPLARODI (10^9 PFU/mL) and phiIPLA-C1C (10^9 PFU/mL) in the drop test, and titrations of the phages were further carried out with all sensitive strains to differentiate between infection and lysis due to bacteriocins. The efficiency of plaque formation (EOP) was determined by dividing the phage titer on the test strain by the phage titer on the reference strain (S. aureus IPLA1 for phage phiIPLA-RODI and S. epidermidis F12 for phage phiIPLA-C1C). See Table 1 of the article for EOP values.
The strains are diverse Staphyloccocal strains and one Macrococcus caseolyticus strain, see Table 1 of the article for more information.
Bacteriophages phiIPLA-RODI and phiIPLA-C1C were previously isolated (see dx.doi.org/10.1007/s00284-010-9659-5).
Visibility: Public
Provided By: Pilar García
Creation Date: May 25, 2021, 12:50 p.m.
Last Edition Date: May 25, 2021, 12:51 p.m.

Content

Viruses	2
Hosts	45
Responses	90

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The file to fill is a double-entry table (see example on the right) where rows are viruses and columns are hosts, and for which the infection status is entered as a number. The recommended values to use are: 0 ( No infection), 1 ( Intermediate) and 2 ( Infection), but you will later be able to map any value used to this global scheme.

More information can be found in the documentation.

	E. coli MG1655 (NC_000913.3)	E. coli O157:H7 (AE005174.2)
T4 (NC_000866.4; HER:27)	2	0
T7 (NC_001604.1)	1	2
MyVirus	2	1

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Response scheme used

Original response	Response mapped
0.0	No infection
0.06	Infection
0.09	Infection
0.19	Infection
0.23	Infection
0.37	Infection
0.39	Infection
0.45	Infection
0.46	Infection
0.55	Infection
0.56	Infection
0.62	Infection
0.65	Infection
0.68	Infection
0.69	Infection
0.71	Infection
0.77	Infection
0.78	Infection
0.79	Infection
0.85	Infection
0.87	Infection
0.88	Infection
0.89	Infection
0.91	Infection
0.92	Infection
0.96	Infection
0.97	Infection
0.98	Infection
0.99	Infection
1.0	Infection
1.01	Infection
1.02	Infection
1.03	Infection
1.06	Infection
1.09	Infection
1.12	Infection
1.23	Infection

Viruses

phiIPLA-C1C(NC_028962; TAX:1572704), phiIPLA-RODI(NC_028765; TAX:1572703)

Hosts

Macrococcus caseolyticus IPLA101, S. arlettae ZL114-5, S. arlettae ZL98-5, S. aureus 15981, S. aureus IPLA-1, S. aureus IPLA-1-, S. aureus IPLA-11, S. aureus IPLA-12, S. aureus IPLA-13, S. aureus IPLA-14, S. aureus IPLA-15, S. aureus IPLA-16, S. aureus IPLA-17, S. aureus IPLA-18, S. aureus IPLA-19, S. aureus IPLA-2, S. aureus IPLA-3, S. aureus IPLA-4, S. aureus IPLA-5, S. aureus IPLA-6, S. aureus IPLA-7, S. aureus IPLA-8, S. aureus IPLA-9, S. aureus V329, S. epidermidis ASLD1, S. epidermidis B, S. epidermidis DG2ñ, S. epidermidis DH3LIK, S. epidermidis F12, S. epidermidis LO5081, S. epidermidis LO5RB1, S. epidermidis LX5RB4, S. epidermidis YLIC13, S. epidermidis Z2LDC14, S. gallinarum ZL90-5, S. haemoliticus ZL114-1, S. haemoliticus ZL89-3, S. hominis ZL31-13, S. hominis ZL5-5, S. kloosii ZL74-2, S. lugdunensis ZL5-11, S. pasteuri ZL16-6, S. saprophyticus ZL112-15, S. sciuri IPLA301, S. xylosus ZL61-2