| corynebacterium freiburgense sp. nov., isolated from a wound obtained from a dog bite. | a non-lipophilic, coryneform bacterium, isolated from a patient's wound obtained from a dog bite, was characterized by phenotypic, chemotaxonomic and molecular genetic methods. chemotaxonomic features suggested assignment of the unknown bacterium to the genus corynebacterium. the isolate exhibited the following peculiar features which made it possible to differentiate it phenotypically from all other medically relevant corynebacteria: older colonies exhibited a 'spoke-wheel' macroscopic morpholo ... | 2009 | 19605716 |
| corynebacterium canis sp. nov., isolated from a wound infection caused by a dog bite. | a non-lipophilic, coryneform bacterium isolated from a patient's wound caused by a dog bite was characterized by phenotypic, chemotaxonomic and molecular genetic methods. chemotaxonomic features suggested assignment of the unknown bacterium to the genus corynebacterium. the isolate exhibited the following unusual features, which made it possible to phenotypically differentiate it from all other medically relevant corynebacteria: the gram stain showed some very filamentous rods (>15 μm in length) ... | 2010 | 20008112 |
| structure and characterization of a class 3b proline utilization a: ligand-induced dimerization and importance of the c-terminal domain for catalysis. | the bifunctional flavoenzyme proline utilization a (puta) catalyzes the two-step oxidation of proline to glutamate using separate proline dehydrogenase (prodh) and l-glutamate-γ-semialdehyde dehydrogenase active sites. because putas catalyze sequential reactions, they are good systems for studying how metabolic enzymes communicate via substrate channeling. although mechanistically similar, putas vary widely in domain architecture, oligomeric state, and quaternary structure, and these variations ... | 2017 | 28420730 |