Abstract
Complete genome sequences of six coliphages (genomic size: 87-347 Kbp; GC content: 35.10%-45.27%) belonging to the Felixounavirus, Tequintavirus, and Asteriusvirus genera were isolated from Philippine wastewater facilities and drainage systems. These phages offer potential for development as diagnostic and therapeutic tools for food and water safety.
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