Thermobrachium celere gen. nov., sp. nov., a rapidly growing thermophilic, alkalitolerant, and proteolytic obligate anaerobe.
@article{Engle1996ThermobrachiumCG, title={Thermobrachium celere gen. nov., sp. nov., a rapidly growing thermophilic, alkalitolerant, and proteolytic obligate anaerobe.}, author={M. Engle and Y. Li and F. Rainey and S. Deblois and V. Mai and A. Reichert and F. Mayer and P. Messner and J. Wiegel}, journal={International journal of systematic bacteriology}, year={1996}, volume={46 4}, pages={ 1025-33 } }
More than 40 isolates of a novel, ubiquitous, proteolytic, moderately alkaliphilic, thermophilic obligate anaerobe were obtained from geothermally and anthropogenically heated environments and mesobiotic environments located on three continents. Whole-cell protein sodium dodecyl sulfate gel electrophoresis revealed that most of these organisms are very similar. Eight of the isolates were characterized in detail; this analysis included 16S ribosomal DNA sequence analysis. The cells of those… CONTINUE READING
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