Name: Ancylobacter novellus DSM 506
Creator: BacDive
License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/

Strain identifier

BacDive ID: 17415

Type strain:

Species: Ancylobacter novellus

Culture col. no.: DSM 506, ATCC 8093, CCM 1077, IFO 12443, NBRC 12443, NCIMB 10456, JCM 20403, CIP 104402, CIP 106821, IAM 12100, NBRC 14993, NCIMB 9113, IFO 14993

Strain history: CIP <- 1995, IFO <- 1990, ATCC <- R.L. Starkey

NCBI tax ID(s): 639283 (strain), 921 (species)

SI-ID 45477

ATCC 8093, DSM 506, IFO 12443, CCM 1077, IAM 12100, NCIB 9113, NCIB 10456, CIP 104402, IFO 14993, NCIMB 9113, NCIMB 10456, CIP106821, LMD 38.19, LMD 81.75, KCTC 2845, NCCB 38019, NCCB 81075, NBRC 12443, NBRC 14993, BCRC 13031, CCRC 13031, NCIM 2858, BCRC 17550, CCRC 17550, JCM 20403

Section

Ancylobacter novellus DSM 506 is a mesophilic, Gram-negative bacterium that was isolated from soil.

Gram-negative
mesophilic
16S sequence
Bacteria
genome sequence

Information on the name and the taxonomic classification. Name and taxonomic classification

	Last LPSN update	14-12-2023 (DD-MM-YYYY)
	Domain	"Bacteria"
	Phylum	*Pseudomonadota*
	Class	*Alphaproteobacteria*
	Order	*Hyphomicrobiales*
	Family	*Xanthobacteraceae*
	Genus	*Ancylobacter*
	Species	**Ancylobacter novellus**
	Full Scientific Name (LPSN)	Ancylobacter novellus (Starkey 1934) Doronina et al. 2023

	Synonym	Starkeya novella
	Synonym	Thiobacillus novellus

Information on morphological and physiological properties Morphology

[Ref.: #121364]	Gram stain	negative
[Ref.: #69480]	Gram stain	negative Confidence in %99.995

[Ref.: #121364]	Cell shape	rod-shaped

[Ref.: #121364]	Motility	no

Information on culture and growth conditions Culture and growth conditions

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Culture medium

TRYPTICASE SOY BROTH AGAR (DSMZ Medium 535)

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Culture medium growth

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Culture medium link

Medium recipe at MediaDive

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Culture medium composition

expand / minimize

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Culture medium

STARKEYA NOVELLA MEDIUM (DSMZ Medium 69)

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Culture medium growth

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Culture medium link

Medium recipe at MediaDive

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Culture medium composition

expand / minimize

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Culture medium

MEDIUM 127 - for Streptomyces scabiei and Thiobacillus novellus

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Culture medium growth

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Culture medium composition

expand / minimize

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Culture medium

CIP Medium 127

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Culture medium growth

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Culture medium link

Medium recipe provided by DSMZ

	Kind of temperature		Temperature
[Ref.: #253]		growth	28 °C
[Ref.: #36058]		growth	30 °C
[Ref.: #67770]		growth	30 °C
[Ref.: #121364]		growth	37 °C
[Ref.: #121364]	no	growth	10 °C
[Ref.: #121364]	no	growth	41 °C

[Ref.: #253]	Temperature range	mesophilic
[Ref.: #36058]	Temperature range	mesophilic
[Ref.: #67770]	Temperature range	mesophilic
[Ref.: #121364]	Temperature range	mesophilic
[Ref.: #121364]	Temperature range	psychrophilic
[Ref.: #121364]	Temperature range	thermophilic

Information on physiology and metabolism Physiology and metabolism

[Ref.: #69481]	Ability of spore formation	no Confidence in %100
[Ref.: #69480]	Ability of spore formation	no Confidence in %99.998

	Metabolite utilization	Metabolite	Utilization activity	Kind of utilization tested
[Ref.: #121364]		nitrate ChEBI	-	reduction
[Ref.: #121364]		nitrite ChEBI	+	reduction

	Metabolite production	Metabolite	Production
[Ref.: #121364]		indole ChEBI	no

	Enzyme	Enzyme activity	EC number
[Ref.: #121364]	alcohol dehydrogenase	-	1.1.1.1
[Ref.: #121364]	catalase	-	1.11.1.6
[Ref.: #121364]	lysine decarboxylase	-	4.1.1.18
[Ref.: #121364]	ornithine decarboxylase	-	4.1.1.17
[Ref.: #121364]	oxidase	-
[Ref.: #121364]	urease	-	3.5.1.5

API® Biotype100:

Note that the displayed test results represent raw data and therefore may deviate!

	API ID	ControlQ	D-glucose as carbon sourceGLU	D-fructose as carbon sourceFRU	D-galactose as carbon sourceGAL	D-trehalose as carbon sourceTRE	D-mannose as carbon sourceMNE	L-sorbose as carbon sourceSBE	D-melibiose as carbon sourceMEL	sucrose as carbon sourceSAC	D-raffinose as carbon sourceRAF	maltotriose as carbon sourceMTE	maltose as carbon sourceMAL	lactose as carbon sourceLAC	lactulose as carbon sourceLTE	1-O-methyl-beta-galactopyranoside as carbon sourceMbGa	1-O-methyl-alpha-galactopyranoside as carbon sourceMaGa	D-cellobiose as carbon sourceCEL	gentiobiose as carbon sourceGEN	1-O-methyl-beta-D-glucopyranoside as carbon sourceMbGu	esculin as carbon sourceESC	D-ribose as carbon sourceRIB	L-arabinose as carbon sourceARA	D-xylose as carbon sourceXYL	palatinose as carbon sourcePLE	L-rhamnose as carbon sourceRHA	L-fucose as carbon sourceFUC	D-melezitose as carbon sourceMLZ	D-arabitol as carbon sourceDARL	L-arabitol as carbon sourceLARL	xylitol as carbon sourceXLT	dulcitol as carbon sourceDUL	D-tagatose as carbon sourceTAG	glycerol as carbon sourceGLY	myo-inositol as carbon sourceINO	D-mannitol as carbon sourceMAN	maltitol as carbon sourceMTL	D-turanose as carbon sourceTUR	D-sorbitol as carbon sourceSOR	adonitol as carbon sourceADO	hydroxyquinoline-beta-glucuronide as carbon sourceHBG	D-lyxose as carbon sourceLYX	i-erythritol as carbon sourceERY	1-O-methyl-alpha-D-glucoside as carbon sourceMDG	3-O-methyl-D-glucose as carbon source3MDG	D-saccharate as carbon sourceSAT	mucate as carbon sourceMUC	L-tartrate as carbon sourceLTAT	D-tartrate as carbon sourceDTAT	meso-tartrate as carbon sourceMTAT	D-malate as carbon sourceDMLT	L-malate as carbon sourceLMLT	cis-aconitate as carbon sourceCATE	trans-aconitate as carbon sourceTATE	tricarballylate as carbon sourceTTE	citrate as carbon sourceCIT	D-glucuronate as carbon sourceGRT	D-galacturonate as carbon sourceGAT	2-ketogluconate as carbon source2KG	5-ketogluconate as carbon source5KG	tryptophan as carbon sourceTRY	N-acetyl-D-glucosamine as carbon sourceNAG	D-gluconate as carbon sourceGNT	phenylacetate as carbon sourcePAC	protocatechuate as carbon sourcePAT	4-hydroxybenzoate as carbon sourcepOBE	quinate as carbon sourceQAT	gentisate as carbon sourceGTE	3-hydroxybenzoate as carbon sourcemOBE	benzoate as carbon sourceBAT	3-phenylpropionate as carbon sourcePPAT	m-coumarate as carbon sourceCMT	trigonelline as carbon sourceTGE	betaine as carbon sourceBET	putrescine as carbon sourcePCE	4-aminobutyrate as carbon sourceABT	histamine as carbon sourceHIN	DL-lactate as carbon sourceLAT	caprate as carbon sourceCAP	caprylate as carbon sourceCYT	L-histidine as carbon sourceHIS	succinate as carbon sourceSUC	fumarate as carbon sourceFUM	glutarate as carbon sourceGRE	DL-glycerate as carbon sourceGYT	5-aminovalerate as carbon sourceAVT	ethanolamine as carbon sourceETN	tryptamine as carbon sourceTTN	D-glucosamine as carbon sourceGLN	itaconate as carbon sourceITA	3-hydroxybutyrate as carbon source3OBU	L-aspartate as carbon sourceAPT	L-glutamate as carbon sourceGTT	L-proline as carbon sourcePRO	D-alanine as carbon sourceDALA	L-alanine as carbon sourceLALA	L-serine as carbon sourceSER	malonate as carbon sourceMNT	propionate as carbon sourcePROP	L-tyrosine as carbon sourceTYR	2-ketoglutarate as carbon source2KT
[Ref.: #121364]	652	not determinedn.d.	+	+	+	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	+	-	+	+	-	-	-	-	+	-	+	-	-	+	-	+	-	-	+	+	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	+	+	-	-	+	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	+	-	+	-	+	-	-	-	-	-	-	+	-	-	-	-	-	+	-	-	+	-	+	-	+	+	-	-

	Pathway	Enzyme coverage	Annotated reactions
	Pathway annotation	Computationally determined by
[Ref.: #66794]	ppGpp biosynthesis	100	4 of 4
[Ref.: #66794]	glycogen metabolism	100	5 of 5
[Ref.: #66794]	butanoate fermentation	100	4 of 4
[Ref.: #66794]	cis-vaccenate biosynthesis	100	2 of 2
[Ref.: #66794]	Entner Doudoroff pathway	100	10 of 10
[Ref.: #66794]	cardiolipin biosynthesis	100	7 of 7
[Ref.: #66794]	methanofuran biosynthesis	100	5 of 5
[Ref.: #66794]	adipate degradation	100	2 of 2
[Ref.: #66794]	threonine metabolism	100	10 of 10
[Ref.: #66794]	ethanol fermentation	100	2 of 2
[Ref.: #66794]	enterobactin biosynthesis	100	3 of 3
[Ref.: #66794]	photosynthesis	100	14 of 14
[Ref.: #66794]	palmitate biosynthesis	100	22 of 22
[Ref.: #66794]	propanol degradation	100	7 of 7
[Ref.: #66794]	L-lactaldehyde degradation	100	3 of 3
[Ref.: #66794]	methylglyoxal degradation	100	5 of 5
[Ref.: #66794]	starch degradation	100	10 of 10
[Ref.: #66794]	ketogluconate metabolism	100	8 of 8
[Ref.: #66794]	reductive acetyl coenzyme A pathway	100	7 of 7
[Ref.: #66794]	formaldehyde oxidation	100	3 of 3
[Ref.: #66794]	coenzyme A metabolism	100	4 of 4
[Ref.: #66794]	propionate fermentation	100	10 of 10
[Ref.: #66794]	folate polyglutamylation	100	1 of 1
[Ref.: #66794]	anapleurotic synthesis of oxalacetate	100	1 of 1
[Ref.: #66794]	UDP-GlcNAc biosynthesis	100	3 of 3
[Ref.: #66794]	methane metabolism	100	3 of 3
[Ref.: #66794]	denitrification	100	2 of 2
[Ref.: #66794]	lactate fermentation	100	4 of 4
[Ref.: #66794]	creatinine degradation	100	5 of 5
[Ref.: #66794]	suberin monomers biosynthesis	100	2 of 2
[Ref.: #66794]	CDP-diacylglycerol biosynthesis	100	2 of 2
[Ref.: #66794]	gluconeogenesis	100	8 of 8
[Ref.: #66794]	C4 and CAM-carbon fixation	100	8 of 8
[Ref.: #66794]	CO2 fixation in Crenarchaeota	100	9 of 9
[Ref.: #66794]	sulfopterin metabolism	100	4 of 4
[Ref.: #66794]	citric acid cycle	92.86	13 of 14
[Ref.: #66794]	phenylalanine metabolism	92.31	12 of 13
[Ref.: #66794]	vitamin B12 metabolism	91.18	31 of 34
[Ref.: #66794]	proline metabolism	90.91	10 of 11
[Ref.: #66794]	pentose phosphate pathway	90.91	10 of 11
[Ref.: #66794]	glutamate and glutamine metabolism	89.29	25 of 28
[Ref.: #66794]	serine metabolism	88.89	8 of 9
[Ref.: #66794]	chorismate metabolism	88.89	8 of 9
[Ref.: #66794]	allantoin degradation	88.89	8 of 9
[Ref.: #66794]	valine metabolism	88.89	8 of 9
[Ref.: #66794]	lipid A biosynthesis	88.89	8 of 9
[Ref.: #66794]	molybdenum cofactor biosynthesis	88.89	8 of 9
[Ref.: #66794]	isoleucine metabolism	87.5	7 of 8
[Ref.: #66794]	flavin biosynthesis	86.67	13 of 15
[Ref.: #66794]	ubiquinone biosynthesis	85.71	6 of 7
[Ref.: #66794]	vitamin B1 metabolism	84.62	11 of 13
[Ref.: #66794]	glycolate and glyoxylate degradation	83.33	5 of 6
[Ref.: #66794]	NAD metabolism	83.33	15 of 18
[Ref.: #66794]	vitamin B6 metabolism	81.82	9 of 11
[Ref.: #66794]	vitamin K metabolism	80	4 of 5
[Ref.: #66794]	factor 420 biosynthesis	80	4 of 5
[Ref.: #66794]	phenol degradation	80	16 of 20
[Ref.: #66794]	4-hydroxyphenylacetate degradation	80	8 of 10
[Ref.: #66794]	peptidoglycan biosynthesis	80	12 of 15
[Ref.: #66794]	gallate degradation	80	4 of 5
[Ref.: #66794]	cellulose degradation	80	4 of 5
[Ref.: #66794]	alanine metabolism	79.31	23 of 29
[Ref.: #66794]	glutathione metabolism	78.57	11 of 14
[Ref.: #66794]	d-mannose degradation	77.78	7 of 9
[Ref.: #66794]	leucine metabolism	76.92	10 of 13
[Ref.: #66794]	tryptophan metabolism	76.32	29 of 38
[Ref.: #66794]	histidine metabolism	75.86	22 of 29
[Ref.: #66794]	glycogen biosynthesis	75	3 of 4
[Ref.: #66794]	6-hydroxymethyl-dihydropterin diphosphate biosynthesis	75	6 of 8
[Ref.: #66794]	acetate fermentation	75	3 of 4
[Ref.: #66794]	degradation of sugar alcohols	75	12 of 16
[Ref.: #66794]	degradation of aromatic, nitrogen containing compounds	75	9 of 12
[Ref.: #66794]	CMP-KDO biosynthesis	75	3 of 4
[Ref.: #66794]	oxidative phosphorylation	74.73	68 of 91
[Ref.: #66794]	purine metabolism	73.4	69 of 94
[Ref.: #66794]	d-xylose degradation	72.73	8 of 11
[Ref.: #66794]	metabolism of disaccharids	72.73	8 of 11
[Ref.: #66794]	degradation of sugar acids	72	18 of 25
[Ref.: #66794]	heme metabolism	71.43	10 of 14
[Ref.: #66794]	tetrahydrofolate metabolism	71.43	10 of 14
[Ref.: #66794]	degradation of pentoses	71.43	20 of 28
[Ref.: #66794]	arginine metabolism	70.83	17 of 24
[Ref.: #66794]	methionine metabolism	69.23	18 of 26
[Ref.: #66794]	urea cycle	69.23	9 of 13
[Ref.: #66794]	lipid metabolism	67.74	21 of 31
[Ref.: #66794]	3-phenylpropionate degradation	66.67	10 of 15
[Ref.: #66794]	acetyl CoA biosynthesis	66.67	2 of 3
[Ref.: #66794]	cyanate degradation	66.67	2 of 3
[Ref.: #66794]	selenocysteine biosynthesis	66.67	4 of 6
[Ref.: #66794]	aspartate and asparagine metabolism	66.67	6 of 9
[Ref.: #66794]	sulfoquinovose degradation	66.67	2 of 3
[Ref.: #66794]	methanogenesis from CO2	66.67	8 of 12
[Ref.: #66794]	pyrimidine metabolism	66.67	30 of 45
[Ref.: #66794]	lysine metabolism	66.67	28 of 42
[Ref.: #66794]	octane oxidation	66.67	2 of 3
[Ref.: #66794]	acetoin degradation	66.67	2 of 3
[Ref.: #66794]	glycolysis	64.71	11 of 17
[Ref.: #66794]	tyrosine metabolism	64.29	9 of 14
[Ref.: #66794]	non-pathway related	63.16	24 of 38
[Ref.: #66794]	sulfate reduction	61.54	8 of 13
[Ref.: #66794]	isoprenoid biosynthesis	61.54	16 of 26
[Ref.: #66794]	lipoate biosynthesis	60	3 of 5
[Ref.: #66794]	phenylacetate degradation (aerobic)	60	3 of 5
[Ref.: #66794]	ascorbate metabolism	59.09	13 of 22
[Ref.: #66794]	nitrate assimilation	55.56	5 of 9
[Ref.: #66794]	4-hydroxymandelate degradation	55.56	5 of 9
[Ref.: #66794]	cysteine metabolism	55.56	10 of 18
[Ref.: #66794]	phosphatidylethanolamine bioynthesis	53.85	7 of 13
[Ref.: #66794]	polyamine pathway	52.17	12 of 23
[Ref.: #66794]	ribulose monophosphate pathway	50	1 of 2
[Ref.: #66794]	mannosylglycerate biosynthesis	50	1 of 2
[Ref.: #66794]	biotin biosynthesis	50	2 of 4
[Ref.: #66794]	androgen and estrogen metabolism	50	8 of 16
[Ref.: #66794]	glycine metabolism	50	5 of 10
[Ref.: #66794]	toluene degradation	50	2 of 4
[Ref.: #66794]	phenylmercury acetate degradation	50	1 of 2
[Ref.: #66794]	cyclohexanol degradation	50	2 of 4
[Ref.: #66794]	aminopropanol phosphate biosynthesis	50	1 of 2
[Ref.: #66794]	coenzyme M biosynthesis	50	5 of 10
[Ref.: #66794]	pantothenate biosynthesis	50	3 of 6
[Ref.: #66794]	dTDPLrhamnose biosynthesis	50	4 of 8
[Ref.: #66794]	kanosamine biosynthesis II	50	1 of 2
[Ref.: #66794]	hydrogen production	40	2 of 5
[Ref.: #66794]	3-chlorocatechol degradation	40	2 of 5
[Ref.: #66794]	arachidonate biosynthesis	40	2 of 5
[Ref.: #66794]	metabolism of amino sugars and derivatives	40	2 of 5
[Ref.: #66794]	ethylmalonyl-CoA pathway	40	2 of 5
[Ref.: #66794]	myo-inositol biosynthesis	40	4 of 10
[Ref.: #66794]	D-cycloserine biosynthesis	40	2 of 5
[Ref.: #66794]	glycine betaine biosynthesis	40	2 of 5
[Ref.: #66794]	degradation of hexoses	38.89	7 of 18
[Ref.: #66794]	carnitine metabolism	37.5	3 of 8
[Ref.: #66794]	bile acid biosynthesis, neutral pathway	35.29	6 of 17
[Ref.: #66794]	IAA biosynthesis	33.33	1 of 3
[Ref.: #66794]	arachidonic acid metabolism	33.33	6 of 18
[Ref.: #66794]	(5R)-carbapenem carboxylate biosynthesis	33.33	1 of 3
[Ref.: #66794]	sphingosine metabolism	33.33	2 of 6
[Ref.: #66794]	phenylpropanoid biosynthesis	30.77	4 of 13
[Ref.: #66794]	aclacinomycin biosynthesis	28.57	2 of 7
[Ref.: #66794]	dolichyl-diphosphooligosaccharide biosynthesis	27.27	3 of 11
[Ref.: #66794]	cholesterol biosynthesis	27.27	3 of 11
[Ref.: #66794]	alginate biosynthesis	25	1 of 4
[Ref.: #66794]	catecholamine biosynthesis	25	1 of 4
[Ref.: #66794]	carotenoid biosynthesis	22.73	5 of 22
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Information on isolation source, the sampling and environmental conditions Isolation, sampling and environmental information

[Ref.: #253]	Sample type/isolated from	soil

[Ref.: #121364]	Sample type/isolated from	Environment, Soil
* marker position based on {}

Isolation sources categories

#Environmental

#Terrestrial

#Soil

What are isolation sources categories?

Information on possible application of the strain and its possible interaction with e.g. potential hosts Safety information

[Ref.: #253]	Biosafety level	1	Risk group (German classification) According to TRBA 466
[Ref.: #121364]	Biosafety level	1	Risk group (French classification)

Information on genomic background e.g. entries in nucleic sequence databass Sequence information

16S Sequence information:

	Sequence accession description	Seq. accession number	Sequence length (bp)	Sequence database	Associated NCBI tax ID
[Ref.: #67770]	Starkeya novella gene for 16S rRNA, strain: IAM 12100	D32247	1407	ENA	639283 tax ID

Genome sequence information:

	Sequence accession description	Seq. accession number	Assembly level	Sequence database	Associated NCBI tax ID
[Ref.: #66792]	Starkeya novella DSM 506	GCA_000092925	complete	GenBank	639283 tax ID	*
[Ref.: #66792]	Starkeya novella DSM 506	639283.3	complete	PATRIC	639283 tax ID	*
[Ref.: #66792]	Starkeya novella DSM 506	648028054	complete	JGI IMG/M	639283 tax ID	*

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GC-content

68.0 mol%

sequence analysis

Data predicted using genome information as a basis Genome-based predictions

	Trait	Prediction	Confidence in %	In training data
	Predictions from GenomeNet Sporulation v. 1 based on: Starkeya novella DSM 506 DSM 506 NCBI: GCA_000092925.1
[Ref.: #69481]	spore-forming	no	100	no

	Trait	Prediction	Confidence in %	In training data
	Predictions from Diaspora project based on: Starkeya novella DSM 506 DSM 506 NCBI: GCA_000092925.1
[Ref.: #69480]	motile	no	85.855	no
[Ref.: #69480]	flagellated	no	94.907	no
[Ref.: #69480]	gram-positive	no	97.875	no
[Ref.: #69480]	anaerobic	no	98.354	no
[Ref.: #69480]	aerobic	yes	92.441	no
[Ref.: #69480]	halophile	no	91.239	no
[Ref.: #69480]	spore-forming	no	96.172	no
[Ref.: #69480]	thermophile	no	95.697	yes
[Ref.: #69480]	glucose-util	yes	91.93	no
[Ref.: #69480]	glucose-ferment	no	88.88	no

Availability in culture collections External links

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Culture collection no.

DSM 506, ATCC 8093, CCM 1077, IFO 12443, NBRC 12443, NCIMB 10456, JCM 20403, CIP 104402, CIP 106821, IAM 12100, NBRC 14993, NCIMB 9113, IFO 14993

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SI-ID 45477

Literature:

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Topic	Title	Authors	Journal	DOI	Year
Cultivation	Key internal factors leading to the variability in CO2 fixation efficiency of different sulfur-oxidizing bacteria during autotrophic cultivation.	Wang YN, Kai Y, Wang L, Tsang YF, Fu X, Hu J, Xie Y	J Environ Manage	10.1016/j.jenvman.2020.110957	2020	*
Metabolism	Response of cbb gene transcription levels of four typical sulfur-oxidizing bacteria to the CO2 concentration and its effect on their carbon fixation efficiency during sulfur oxidation.	Wang YN, Wang L, Tsang YF, Fu X, Hu J, Li H, Le Y	Enzyme Microb Technol	10.1016/j.enzmictec.2016.06.015	2016	*
Phylogeny	Starkeya koreensis sp. nov., isolated from rice straw.	Im WT, Aslam Z, Lee M, Ten LN, Yang DC, Lee ST	Int J Syst Evol Microbiol	10.1099/ijs.0.64093-0	2006	*
Phylogeny	Proposal for the reclassification of Thiobacillus novellus as Starkeya novella gen. nov., comb. nov., in the alpha-subclass of the Proteobacteria.	Kelly DP, McDonald IR, Wood AP	Int J Syst Evol Microbiol	10.1099/00207713-50-5-1797	2000	*
Genetics	Complete genome sequence of the facultatively chemolithoautotrophic and methylotrophic alpha Proteobacterium Starkeya novella type strain (ATCC 8093(T)).	Kappler U, Davenport K, Beatson S, Lucas S, Lapidus A, Copeland A, Berry KW, Glavina Del Rio T, Hammon N, Dalin E, Tice H, Pitluck S, Richardson P, Bruce D, Goodwin LA, Han C, Tapia R, Detter JC, Chang YJ, Jeffries CD, Land M, Hauser L, Kyrpides NC, Goker M, Ivanova N, Klenk HP, Woyke T	Stand Genomic Sci	10.4056/sigs.3006378	2012	*
Enzymology	Purification and characterization of the phosphoenolpyruvate carboxylase from the facultative chemolithotroph Thiobacillus novellus (ATCC 8093).	Charles AM, Sykora Y	Antonie Van Leeuwenhoek	10.1007/BF00582575	1992	*
Phylogeny	Ancylobacter moscoviensis sp. nov., novel facultatively methylotrophic bacteria from activated sludge and the reclassification of Starkeya novella (Starkey 1934) Kelly et al. 2000 as Ancylobacter novellus comb. nov., Starkeya koreensis Im et al. 2006 as Ancylobacter koreensis comb.nov., Angulomicrobium tetraedrale Vasil'eva et al. 1986 as Ancylobacter tetraedralis comb. nov., Angulomicrobium amanitiforme Fritz et al. 2004 as Ancylobacter amanitiformis comb. nov., and Methylorhabdus multivorans Doronina et al. 1996 as Ancylobacter multivorans comb. nov., and emended description of the genus Ancylobacter.	Doronina NV, Chemodurova AA, Grouzdev DS, Koziaeva VV, Agafonova NV, Shi W, Wu L, Kaparullina EN	Antonie Van Leeuwenhoek	10.1007/s10482-022-01788-8	2022	*

References

#253	Leibniz Institut DSMZ-Deutsche Sammlung von Mikroorganismen und Zellkulturen GmbH ; Curators of the DSMZ; DSM 506

#20215

Parte, A.C., Sardà Carbasse, J., Meier-Kolthoff, J.P., Reimer, L.C. and Göker, M.: List of Prokaryotic names with Standing in Nomenclature (LPSN) moves to the DSMZ. IJSEM ( DOI 10.1099/ijsem.0.004332 )

#36058 ; Curators of the CIP;

#66792

Julia Koblitz, Joaquim Sardà, Lorenz Christian Reimer, Boyke Bunk, Jörg Overmann: Automatically annotated for the DiASPora project (Digital Approaches for the Synthesis of Poorly Accessible Biodiversity Information) .

#66794

Antje Chang, Lisa Jeske, Sandra Ulbrich, Julia Hofmann, Julia Koblitz, Ida Schomburg, Meina Neumann-Schaal, Dieter Jahn, Dietmar Schomburg: BRENDA, the ELIXIR core data resource in 2021: new developments and updates. Nucleic Acids Res. 49: D498 - D508 2020 ( DOI 10.1093/nar/gkaa1025 , PubMed 33211880 )

#67770 Japan Collection of Microorganism (JCM) ; Curators of the JCM;

#69480

Julia Koblitz, Joaquim Sardà, Lorenz Christian Reimer, Boyke Bunk, Jörg Overmann: Predictions based on genome sequence made in the Diaspora project (Digital Approaches for the Synthesis of Poorly Accessible Biodiversity Information) .

#69481

Xiao-Yin To, René Mreches, Martin Binder, Alice C. McHardy, Philipp C. Münch: Predictions based on the model GenomeNet Sporulation v. 1 . ( DOI 10.21203/rs.3.rs-2527258/v1 )

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* These data were automatically processed and therefore are not curated

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Starkeya novella DSM 506 DSM 506

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