Strain identifier
BacDive ID: 19313
Type strain:
Species: unclassified
version 8.1 (current version)
General
@ref: 18281
BacDive-ID: 19313
description: unclassified NOCB 7721 is a Proteobacterium that builds a fruiting body.
doi: 10.13145/bacdive19313.20230509.8.1
Name and taxonomic classification
@ref: 18281
domain: Bacteria
phylum: Proteobacteria
class: Deltaproteobacteria
order: Myxococcales
family: Not assigned to family
genus: unclassified
species: unclassified
type strain: no
Morphology
multicellular morphology
- @ref: 18281
- forms multicellular complex: yes
- complex name: fruiting body
Culture and growth conditions
culture medium
@ref | name | growth | composition |
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18281 | CHITIN 7 AGAR | yes | Covering agar (thin layer): MgSO4 x 7H2O 0.1% K2HPO4 0.02% Agar 1.5% Preparation / Remarks: pH 7.2 After autoclaving add 30 mL of sterile Chitin suspension (22.5 g/L Chitin in H2O) to 100 mL of the medium and pour on w-agar plates |
18281 | COLE AGAR | yes | Ingredients: CaCl2 x 2 H2O 1.3g Agar (Difco) 15.0g Distilled water 1000.0ml Preparation / Remarks: pH 7.2 (KOH) autoclaved Pour the plates and streak living E.coli cells |
18281 | Myx MEDIUM | yes | Ingredients: Peptone (Difco) 1% Glucose 1% Yeast extract (Difco) 0.1% Phosphate buffer 0.01 M pH 6.5 Aerobacter aerogenes (sterilized with formalin) 500 mg/L (dry weight) as described by Kerr, N.S. (1963) The Growth of Myxamoebae of the True Slime Mould, Didymium nigripes, in Axenic Culture. J Gen Microbiol 32: 409-416. |
18281 | VY/2 AGAR | yes | Ingredients: Baker's yeast 0.5% (based on fresh weight) CaCl2 0.1% Agar 1.5% Vitamin B12 0.05 % Preparation / Remarks: pH 7.2 autoclaved |
Physiology and metabolism
observation
@ref | observation |
---|---|
18281 | No ability for chitin degradation |
18281 | Ability for Yeast lysis |
18281 | Ability for E. coli lysis |
External links
@ref: 18281
culture collection no.: NOCB 7721
Reference
@id | authors | title |
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18281 | Reichenbach, H. | Collection description and documentation of myxobacteria by H. Reichenbach, HZI (formerly GBF); Collection curr. located at the DSMZ |