Journal: Cell Rep / Year: 2025 Title: Cryo-EM and cryo-ET reveal the molecular architecture and host interactions of mycobacteriophage Douge. Authors: Jitendra Maharana / Chun-Hsiung Wang / Li-An Tsai / Yi-Ting Liao / Cheng-Han Yang / Melvin C Shen / Lourriel S Macale / Thang Ngoc Tran / Joemark Narsico / Ronelito J Perez / Sunil Kumar ...Authors: Jitendra Maharana / Chun-Hsiung Wang / Li-An Tsai / Yi-Ting Liao / Cheng-Han Yang / Melvin C Shen / Lourriel S Macale / Thang Ngoc Tran / Joemark Narsico / Ronelito J Perez / Sunil Kumar Tewary / Jian-Li Wu / Hong-You Lin / Shu-Wei Chang / Aaron Franklin / Patrick J Moynihan / Deborah Jacobs-Sera / Krista G Freeman / Graham F Hatfull / Todd L Lowary / Meng-Chiao Ho / Abstract: Recent reports highlight the efficacy of engineered mycobacteriophages to treat non-tuberculosis mycobacterial disease. Molecular insights into mycobacteriophage architecture and host interactions ...Recent reports highlight the efficacy of engineered mycobacteriophages to treat non-tuberculosis mycobacterial disease. Molecular insights into mycobacteriophage architecture and host interactions could allow structure-guided phage engineering to increase efficacy and broaden host range, but such information is currently unavailable. We describe the cryoelectron microscopy (cryo-EM) structure of mycobacteriophage Douge, which contains 1,105 protein subunits assembled into a complete siphophage and is coated with glycan-binding domains for mycobacterial cell surface interactions. When filled with viral genome, the channel spanning the connector, tail, and baseplate is sealed by tape measure proteins, providing a genome gating system and requiring limited structural changes for genome ejection upon phage-host contact. Nanometer-resolution cryoelectron tomography (cryo-ET) snapshots of phage-host interactions show that the baseplate remains attached to the mycobacterial outer membrane during viral genome ejection. This study reveals high-resolution structural details of this mycobacteriophage and its interaction with host glycans.
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