JCM Catalogue

"Methanosphaera stadtmaniae" Miller and Wolin

Taxonomy in NCBI database: Archaea; Euryarchaeota; Methanobacteria; Methanobacteriales; Methanobacteriaceae.

11832 <-- DSM 3091 <-- T. L. Miller MCB-3.
Accessioned in 2002.
=ATCC 43021 =DSM 3091 =OCM 149.
"Methanosphaera stadtmaniae".
Proposed type strain [4094,5320].
Medium: 355; Temperature: 37°C; Anaerobic.

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Source: Human feces [5320].
Biochemistry/Physiology: [5320].
G+C (mol%): 25.8 (Tm) [5320].
Phylogeny: 16S rRNA (M59139).
Genome sequence: CP000102 [6236].
NCBI Assembly ID: GCA_000012545 (GenBank), GCF_000012545 (RefSeq).
BacDive ID: 6980.
NCBI Taxonomy ID: 2317.

Publication(s) using this strain [A07262, A21005].

Related information on delivery / use of the strain

Biosafety level		1
Terms and conditions		Not applicable
Export control ⁽¹⁾		No
Distribution control in Japan ⁽²⁾		No
Genetically modified microorganism		No
Technical information		-
Additional information		-

(1) in complying with the Foreign Exchange and Foreign Trade Control Law of Japan
(2) in complying with the Plant Protection Law of Japan

Delivery category

Domestic	B (Actively growing culture of a microbial strain that is not preserved as a dried culture / a microbial strain of which dried ampoules are not available)
Overseas	B (Actively growing culture of a microbial strain that is not preserved as a dried culture / a microbial strain of which dried ampoules are not available)

Viability and purity assays of this product were performed at the time of production as part of quality control. The authenticity of the culture was confirmed by analyzing an appropriate gene sequence, e.g., the 16S rRNA gene for prokaryotes, the D1/D2 region of LSU rRNA gene, the ITS region of the nuclear rRNA operon, etc. for eukaryotes. The characteristics and/or functions of the strain appearing in the catalogue are based on information from the corresponding literature and JCM does not guarantee them.

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