Comparative genomics and structure-informed analysis identify a putative tandem receptor-binding module in Pseudomonas phage UF_RH1
Abstract Bacteriophage receptor-binding proteins (RBPs) determine host recognition and host range but are frequently missed by conventional annotation because they evolve rapidly and often lack recognizable sequence domains. Pseudomonas phage UF_RH1 is a lytic Septimatrevirus with a 42,567 bp double-stranded DNA genome encoding 57 predicted open reading frames, several of which remain annotated…
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