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Clostridium ljungdahlii Tanner et al. 菌种拉丁名称
BAA-3217™ ATCC编号
Clostridium ljungdahlii strain PETC is a bacterial type strain that was originally isolated from chicken yard waste. This product is an ATCC-manufactured and accessioned progeny of ATCC 55383 and ATCC 49587.
Product category 类别 Bacteria
Product type Anaerobe
Strain designation PETC
Type strainYes
Genome sequenced strain Yes
Isolation source Chicken yard waste
Geographical isolation United States; Arkansas
Product format 提供形式 Frozen
Storage conditions 保存温度 -80°C or colder
BSL 1 生物安全等级
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General
Preceptrol No
Handling information
Medium 培养基 ATCC Medium 1754: PETC medium
ATCC Medium 2107: Modified Reinforced Clostridial
Temperature 培养温度 37°C
Atmosphere 需氧条件 Anaerobic 80% H2, 20% CO2
Handling procedure
Keep vial frozen until ready to use. This item will also grow on ATCC Medium #2107, Reinforced Clostridial Medium (BD 218081) broth and ATCC Medium #1754, PETC broth.
To reduce media before inoculation, use 1.5% sodium sulfide M (0.2 mL per 10 mL). Do not use 3% Cysteine as a reducing agent.
The 1.5% Sodium Sulfide solution (0.2 mL per 10 mL broth) needs to be added before inoculation. If needed, exchange the gas in the Hungate tube for 80% H2-20% CO2. Tubes need to be pressurized to 20 psi.
Under anaerobic conditions, preferably in an anaerobe chamber, thaw vial and then quickly transfer entire contents into a single Hungate tube of AS-822 broth. A second tube of AS-822 broth can also be inoculated with 0.5 mL from the original broth.
Incubate at 35 to 37°C. Initial growth may be observed at 48 hours. Suitable growth for transfer may take up to 5 to 7 days.
Growth on agar plates is difficult because of the gas and pressure requirements. Better results can be achieved by producing agar slants in Hungate tubes. Agar cultures require a longer incubation period.
Hungate tubes need to be re-gassed and pressurized after each transfer or manipulation of the culture.
Growth is evident by light turbidity and an accumulation of cells at the bottom of the broth tube. A wet mount may be necessary to observe growth. This strain needs to establish the growth first in broth for 4 days before transferring. This strain does not grow well on agar. No growth is observed when using TSA+5% SB agar or Brucella agar.
ANAEROBIC CONDITIONS:
Hungate (or Balch) tube refers to a special type of test tube that is designed to be pressurized and is suited for anaerobic work. The Hungate test tubes can be purchased form Bellco glass (www.bellcoglass.com; stock no. 204800150).
Resazurin is a commonly used redox indicator that is pink when the redox potential is above -50 mv., and colorless when the redox potential is below -110 mv. i.e. highly reducing. Most strict anaerobes require this low redox potential for optimum growth.
To obtain a fully reduced medium, it is necessary that the medium be anoxic and that a reducing agent be added. There are several common reducing agents, however, 1.5% sodium sulfide is recommended for this strain. Add 0.2 mL of reducing agent for each 10 mL of medium.
Syringes can be made anaerobic by one of two methods.
Displace the dead space in the syringe with a sterile oxygen-free gas.
Displace the dead space in the syringe with a reducing agent.
Handling notes
Tubes need to be pressurized to 20 psi.
Recommended to use AS-822 (PYG broth) from Anaerobe Systems.
This organism will also grow on ATCC Medium #2107, Reinforced Clostridial Medium (BD 218081) broth and ATCC Medium #1754, PETC broth.
Always use freshly prepared pre-reduced media or pre-reduced media that has been previously prepared but stored under anaerobic conditions. Sodium sulfate was found to be slightly inhibitory. Do not use 3% Cysteine as a reducing agent. Resazurin in the media is a color indicator for anaerobic conditions. Observance of pink color in medium before use or during incubation shows anaerobic conditions have not been met and oxidation has occurred. Medium should be discarded.
Additional information on this culture is available on the ATCC web site at www.atcc.org.
Quality control specifications
Verification method
Whole-genome Sequencing
History
Deposited as
ATCC accessioned progeny of Clostridium ljungdahlii strain PETC (ATCC 49587, ATCC 55383)
Depositors ATCC
Cross references
GenBank GU139552 Clostridium ljungdahlii strain ATCC 55383 16S ribosomal RNA gene, partial sequence
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