Cluster DJ phages infect hosts in the following genus

Gordonia

Lysogeny notes for Cluster DJ phages

Phages in this cluster appear to generally be lytic.

List of Microbiology Resource Announcements with Cluster DJ phages

Baumgartner et al (2024): Genome sequences of actinobacteriophages JorRay, Blocker23, Nibbles, and OlgasClover

Barnes et al (2024): Desert diversity: genome sequence of Gordonia rubripertincta cluster DJ phage Mossy and cluster DV phage Erutan

Rodriguez et al (2023): Genome sequences of six cluster CT and two cluster DJ bacteriophages that infect Gordonia rubripertincta

Andro et al (2023): From Cullowhee Creek to Conley: genome sequence and annotation of a cluster DJ Gordonia phage

Bland et al (2023): Annotation of Secretariat and Hydrus, two DJ cluster phages isolated on Gordonia rubripertincta

Curran et al (2022): Genome Sequences of Gordonia rubripertincta Bacteriophages AnarQue and Figliar

Aaron J. Adams, et al (2022): Genome Sequences of Two Gordonia rubripertincta Cluster DJ Bacteriophages, Pherobrine and Burley

Henson et al (2022): Genome Characteristics of Vardy, a Cluster DJ Actinobacteriophage Isolated on Gordonia rubripertincta in Western North Carolina

Harrington et al (2021): Genome Sequences of Gordonia Bacteriophages Jodelie19, BlingBling, and Burnsey

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