| classification of culturable bifidobacterial population from colonic samples of wild pigs (sus scrofa) based on three molecular genetic methods. | occurrence of bifidobacteria, known as health-promoting probiotic microorganisms, in the digestive tract of wild pigs (sus scrofa) has not been examined yet. one hundred forty-nine fructose-6-phosphate phosphoketolase positive bacterial strains were isolated from colonic content of twenty-two individuals of wild pigs originated from four localities in the czechia. based on pcr-dgge technique targeting the variable v3 region of the 16s rrna genes, strains were initially differentiated into four g ... | 2017 | 28756573 |
| pseudoscardovia radai sp. nov., another representative of a new genus within the family bifidobacteriaceae isolated from the digestive tract of a wild pig ( sus scrofa scrofa ). | presence of bifidobacteria and representatives of the new genus pseudoscardovia within the family bifidobacteriaceae in the digestive tract of wild pigs has been reported recently. results based on comparative 16s rrna gene sequence analysis of a new fructose-6-phosphate phosphoketolase-positive bacterial isolate originated from the small intestine of a wild pig revealed a relationship to pseudoscardovia suis dpte4t (96.8% sequence similarity). phylogenetic and comparative analyses based on 16s ... | 2014 | 24867175 |
| pseudoscardovia suis gen. nov., sp. nov., a new member of the family bifidobacteriaceae isolated from the digestive tract of wild pigs (sus scrofa). | seventeen fructose-6-phosphate phosphoketolase-positive bacterial strains were isolated from the digestive tract of wild pigs (sus scrofa). most of them were identified as bifidobacterium boum according to sequences of 16s rrna gene. two strains isolated from the small intestine content had unusual morphology of cells in comparison with bifidobacteria. cells growing in liquid anaerobic media were regular shaped rods arranged mostly in pairs. these isolates showed relatively low 16s rrna gene seq ... | 2013 | 23122702 |