Allobaculum mucolyticum
TSD-277™
Allobaculum mucolyticum strain 128 is a bacterial type strain isolated in 2014 from a fecal sample from a human subject with ulcerative colitis. This strain requires an atmosphere of 10% carbon dioxide, 5% hydrogen, and 85% nitrogen.
Product category
Bacteria
Product type
Anaerobe
Strain designation
128
Type strain
Yes
Isolation source
Feces from a human with ulcerative colitis
Geographical isolation
United States
Product format
Frozen
Storage conditions
-80°C or colder
Biosafety Level 2
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General
Preceptrol
No
Characteristics
Type strain description
This culture provided to the ATCC type strain depository is neither produced nor characterized by ATCC. No technical information is available on this material. Refer to depositor for technical information on this strain.
Technical information
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Handling information
Temperature
37°C
Incubation
Two days
Depositor-recommended growth conditions
Grow on Modified Gut Microbiota medium in an atmosphere of 10% CO2, 5% H2, and 85% N2.
History
Depositors
M de Zoete, University Medical Center Utrecht
Type of isolate
Human
Year of origin
2014
Cross references
GenBank MZ153114 Allobaculum sp. 128 16S ribosomal RNA gene, partial sequence
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