Mysterious Sequence Repeats in Phage Genomes AKHIL GARG BNFO 301 APRIL 30, 2015.

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Mysterious Sequence Repeats in Phage Genomes AKHIL GARG BNFO 301 APRIL 30, 2015

Phages are useful! Therapy for antibiotic-resistant bacteria Way of delivering genes to other organisms We need to understand how phage genes are regulated in order to use them

Phages – near the edge of life ◦Can’t replicate on their own ◦Yet have genomes endotoxin-test.com

Phage genomes Short: usually less than nucleotides (~1/10 or ~1/100 size of bacteria) Jam-packed with genes Color: genes Black: intergenic regions BioBIKE

And yet… There are patterns in the intergenic regions! On the left: a previously found 17-nucleotide intergenic palindromic repeat in the genomes of cluster O mycobacteriophages Could not have arisen by chance What is its function? Cresawn et al. (2015)

Other phages Do repeats occur in other phages? Cluster (group of closely related phages) A3 has a repeat: [TC]GT[GT][GC][GT][AC]TGTCAAGT (Also occurs in cluster A4 and A10)

Phage# forward# backward Bxz211 Jhc11711 Microwolf12 Rockstar102 Vix11 Heldan92 Methuselah12 Jobu0812 Phantastic91 Anubis12 Marquardt11 Phoxy12 Spike509*12 Farber11 QuinnKiro82 Tiffany11 Cluster A3: matches of [TC]GT[GT][GC][GT][AC]TGTCAAGT Very unlikely to arise by chance: p=1/10 11 ! Repeat does not exist in bacteria

These repeats Importance? Function?

Clues to function Where in the genome? Within closely-related phages, similar genes tend to be close to each other Take start coordinate of each repeat Divide coordinate by the length of the genome Plot results in a bar graph

Genome location - method Take start coordinate of each repeat Divide coordinate by the length of the genome

Location within genome Like the cluster O repeats, these repeats are concentrated in the right end of the genome Why? ◦Are certain genes nearby? Plot results in a bar graph

Limitations of genome location % Human created – genome location % has no biological meaning ◦only a way of searching for anomalies Need to look at specific genes at the right of genomes ◦How is the genome organized near its right? ◦Are the genes structural? Lysis-related? Replicative?

Conclusions Function? Not yet known. Need to research this repeat more ◦find more context (which genes are around the repeats) ◦characterize how it occurs in other clusters Could lead to insight on phage gene regulation ◦does the sequence regulate a specific subset of genes? ◦does the sequence control the amount of transcription or translation?