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Species/Subspecies: Pseudomonas anguilliseptica
Category: Motile
Etymology: Genus name: false unit
Species epithet: refers do diseased eels
Significance:  [Of minor importance]   
Taxonomy:
Phylum
Proteobacteria
Class
Gammaproteobacteria
Order
Pseudomonadales
Family
Pseudomonadaceae 
Genus
Pseudomonas
Type Strain: ATCC 33660 = CCUG 35503.
Macromorphology (smell): Small greyish colonies.
Micromorphology: Rod-shaped (0.4 x 2.0 µm) and motile with monotrichous flagella.
Gram +/Gram -:G-
Metabolism: Aerobic
Catalase/Oxidase:+/+
Other Enzymes: Urease -
Fermentation of carbohydrates:
D-glucose
-
lactose
-
maltose
-
L-rhamnose
-
sucrose
-
L-arabinose
-
cellobiose
?
D-mannitol
-
salicin
-
trehalose
?
glycerol
-
inulin
?
raffinose
-
D-sorbitol
?
starch
-
Other carbohydrates: fructose -, galactose -.
Spec. Char.:
Disease:Winter disease.
Hosts: Salmonid fishes and cultured eels.
Clinical Picture: Ulceration and bleeding in the skin and internal bleedings, etc.
Diagnostics:P. anguilliseptica can be identified by serological methods and/or MALDI-TOF.
16S rRNA Seq.:
Acc-noStrainNumber of NTOperon
X99540 (T) 1454  

Taxonomy/phylogeny:
 
About 200 species have been described within genus Pseudomonas. Many of these species can be isolated from the environment and some of them are pathogenic. They are related to members within genus Moraxella and Acinetobacter. Many earlier described species within genus Pseudomonas have been transferred genus Burkholderia.
Updated:2018-09-27

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