Publications

corynebacterium mustelae sp. nov., isolated from a ferret with lethal sepsis.	a non-lipophilic coryneform bacterium, strain 3105(t), was isolated from various tissues of a ferret with lethal sepsis. the strain was characterized by phenotypic and chemotaxonomic methods, which suggested an assignment of the isolate to the genus corynebacterium. strain 3105(t) exhibited the following peculiar features that made it possible to differentiate it phenotypically from all other corynebacteria: its distinctive 'humid cellar'-like odour, strong adherence to agar and a greenish-beige ...	2010	19661496
mural endocarditis caused by corynebacterium mustelae in a dog with a vsd.	a 6 yr old female spayed large munsterlander was evaluated following a 3 wk history of lethargy, inappetence, intermittent fever, and a recent change to the timing of her previously diagnosed heart murmur. physical examination revealed marked dehydration, lethargy, and a grade 5/6 to-and-fro heart murmur that was auscultated best at the right sternal border. the dog was febrile, and echocardiography revealed a large, mobile, vegetative lesion in the right ventricular outflow tract associated wit ...	2014	25028438
corynebacterium pelargi sp. nov., isolated from the trachea of white stork nestlings.	a gram-stain-positive, pleomorphic, oxidase-negative, non-motile isolate from the trachea of a white stork from poland, designated strain 136/3(t), was subjected to a comprehensive taxonomic investigation. a comparative analysis of the 16s rrna gene sequence showed highest similarities to corynebacterium mustelae , corynebacterium pseudotuberculosis , corynebacterium vitaeruminis and corynebacterium ulcerans (96.0-96.3%). the quinone system consisted of major amounts of mk-8(h2), minor amounts o ...	2015	25678678
complete genome sequence of the type strain corynebacterium mustelae dsm 45274, isolated from various tissues of a male ferret with lethal sepsis.	the complete genome of corynebacterium mustelae dsm 45274 comprises 3,474,226 bp and 3,188 genes. prominent niche and virulence factors are spabca- and spadef-type pili with similarity to pilus proteins of corynebacterium resistens and corynebacterium urealyticum and an immunomodulatory endos-like endoglycosidase probably catalyzing the removal of distinct glycans from igg antibodies.	2015	26358597