Abstract
Bacteriophages are potential antibiotic substitutes for the treatment of antibiotic resistant bacteria. Here, we report the genome sequences of a double-stranded DNA podovirus vB_Pae_HB2107-3I against clinical multi-drug resistant Pseudomonas aeruginosa. Phage vB_Pae_HB2107-3I remained stable over a wide range of temperatures (37-60°C) and pH values (pH 4-12). At MOI of 0.01, the latent period of vB_Pae_HB2107-3I was 10min, and the final titer reached about 8.1 × 109PFU/mL. The vB_Pae_HB2107-3I genome is 45,929bp, with an average G + C content of 57%. A total of 72 open reading frames (ORFs) were predicted, of which 22 ORFs have a predicted function. Genome analyses confirmed the lysogenic nature of this phage. Phylogenetic analysis revealed thatphage vB_Pae_HB2107-3I was a novel member of Caudovirales infecting P. aeruginosa. The characterization of vB_Pae_HB2107-3I enrich the research onPseudomonas phages and provide a promising biocontrol agent againstP. aeruginosainfections.
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