JCM Catalogue

"Pseudomonas ceruminis" Tohya et al.

Taxonomy in NCBI database: Bacteria; Pseudomonadati; Pseudomonadota; Gammaproteobacteria; Pseudomonadales; Pseudomonadaceae.

34110^T <-- M. Tohya and T. Kirikae; Juntendo Univ., Japan; BML-PP028.
Accessioned in 2020.
=DSM 111127.
Proposed type strain [14824,14825].
Medium: 443; Temperature: 30°C; Rehydration fluid: 663.

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Source: Human eye discharge, Kanagawa, Japan [14824].
Morphology: [14824,14825].
Biochemistry/Physiology: [14824,14825].
Fatty acid: [14824,14825].
G+C (mol%): 61.67 (genome sequence) [14824,14825].
DNA-DNA relatedness: [14824].
Phylogeny: Phylogenomic analysis [14824].
Other taxonomic data: MALDI-TOF MS [14824].
Genome sequence: BQHW00000000 [14824].
NCBI Assembly ID: GCA_021602025 (GenBank), GCF_021602025 (RefSeq).
NCBI Taxonomy ID: 2740516.

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