| brevibacterium massiliense sp. nov., isolated from a human ankle discharge. | gram-positive, non-spore-forming rods, strain 5401308t, were isolated from a human ankle discharge. based on cellular morphology and the results of biochemical testing, this strain was tentatively identified as an undescribed member of the genus brevibacterium. the major fatty acids were anteiso-c15:0 (45.3%), anteiso-c17:0 (19.2%) and iso-c15:0 (18.3%). phylogenetic analysis based on 16s rrna gene sequence comparison showed that the bacterium was closely related to the type strains of brevibact ... | 2009 | 19567570 |
| brevibacterium massiliense bacteremia. | brevibacterium massiliense infection in man is rare. we report here the second case with isolation of b. massiliense in human. this micro-organism requires specific laboratory investigations such as 16s rrna gene sequencing for accurate species identification. the clinical outcome was favorable. | 2017 | 28050348 |
| brevibacterium massiliense (roux and raoult 2009) is a later heterotypic synonym of brevibacterium ravenspurgense (mages, frodl, bernard and funke 2009), using whole-genome sequence analysis as a comparative tool. | a patient strain derived from urine was found by 16s rrna gene sequencing to be closely related (99.6 % identity) to sequences derived from both brevibacterium ravenspurgense ccug 56047t and brevibacterium massilienseccug 53855t. those species had been described during the same 11 month period in 2008-2009. further characterization revealed that those isolates could not be readily distinguished from each other biochemically, by cellular fatty acids, antimicrobial susceptibility, maldi-tof ms, 16 ... | 2016 | 27498845 |
| draft genome sequence of brevibacterium massiliense strain 541308t. | a draft genome sequence of brevibacterium massiliense, an aerobic bacterium isolated from a human ankle discharge, is described here. crispr-associated proteins were found to be encoded in the genome, and analysis of transport proteins was performed. | 2012 | 22933772 |