CaiB is a DR cluster actinobacteriophage that was isolated from soil in Florida using Gordonia rubripertincta NRRL B-16540 as the host. The genome is 61,620 bp, has a GC content of 68.6%, and contains 85 predicted protein coding genes. CaiB has several putative operons and has repeated intergenic regions that may be involved in gene regulation.
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