2016 journal article

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Paenibacillus larvae Phage Tripp Genome Has 378-Base-Pair Terminal Repeats

Genome Announcements, 4(1).

By: J. Abraham ⁿ, A. Bousquet ⁿ, E. Bruff ⁿ, N. Carson ⁿ, A. Clark ⁿ, A. Connell  ⁿ, Z. Davis  ⁿ, J. Dums  ⁿ ...and 13 other authors, including 1 NC State author, C. Everington ⁿ, A. Groth ⁿ, N. Hawes ⁿ, N. McArthur  ⁿ, C. McKenney  ⁿ, A. Oufkir ⁿ, B. Pearce ⁿ, S. Rampal ⁿ, H. Rozier ⁿ, J. Schaff ⁿ, T. Slehria ⁿ, S. Carson ⁿ , E. Miller  ⁿ

TL;DR: Paenibacillus larvae bacteriophage Tripp was isolated from an American foulbrood diseased honey bee hive in North Carolina, USA and is currently unique in Genbank. (via Semantic Scholar)

10.1128/genomeA.01498-15

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ABSTRACT Paenibacillus larvae bacteriophage Tripp was isolated from an American foulbrood diseased honey bee hive in North Carolina, USA. The 54,439-bp genome is 48.3% G+C, encodes 92 proteins, no tRNAs, and has 378-bp direct terminal repeats. It is currently unique in Genbank.