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'Rothia nasisuis' sp. nov., 'Dermabacter porcinasus' sp. nov., 'Propionibacterium westphaliense' sp. nov. and 'Tessaracoccus nasisuum' sp. nov., isolated from porcine nasal swabs in the Munster region, Germany.

ABSTRACT: We report the core features of 'Rothia nasisuis' strain 1a5R-CH16 sp. nov., 'Dermabacter porcinasus' strain 2a1I-BL09 sp. nov., 'Propionibacterium westphaliense' strain 1a7I-CH12an sp. nov. and 'Tessaracoccus nasisuum' strain 1a6R-CH11an sp. nov. In 2016, these isolates were cultured from porcine nasal swabs taken from healthy pigs from farms in the region around Münster, Germany.

SUBMITTER: Schlattmann A

PROVIDER: S-EPMC6197708 | biostudies-literature | 2018 Nov

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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'Rothia nasisuis' sp. nov., 'Dermabacter porcinasus' sp. nov., 'Propionibacterium westphaliense' sp. nov. and 'Tessaracoccus nasisuum' sp. nov., isolated from porcine nasal swabs in the Münster region, Germany.

Schlattmann A A von Lützau K K Kaspar U U Becker K K

New microbes and new infections 20180921

We report the core features of 'Rothia nasisuis' strain 1a5R-CH16 sp. nov., 'Dermabacter porcinasus' strain 2a1I-BL09 sp. nov., 'Propionibacterium westphaliense' strain 1a7I-CH12an sp. nov. and 'Tessaracoccus nasisuum' strain 1a6R-CH11an sp. nov. In 2016, these isolates were cultured from porcine nasal swabs taken from healthy pigs from farms in the region around Münster, Germany. ...[more]

PMID: 30364690

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