Bergey’s Manual of Systematic Bacteriology
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...The flagella of spirochetes lie in the thin periplasmic space between the inner and outer cell membranes [43]....
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...Bacillus cereus was originally described as a mesophilic organism, growing between 10 and 50 1C and with an optimum temperature of 35 and 40 1C (Johnson, 1984; Claus & Berkeley, 1986)....
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...Types B, C, D, and E appears to be obligate parasites of animals and occasionally are found in humans [68,69]....
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...perfringens food poisoning is seldom fatal, being marked by diarrhea and nausea, with no vomiting and no fever [68,69]....
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...Clostridial spores, however, are present with high probability in these environments, and will germinate when oxygen is exhausted and when appropriate nutrients are present [64,67,68]....
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...Some species fix atmospheric dinitrogen [64,67,68]....
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...The species is divided into five types, A to E, on the basis of production of major lethal toxins [68,69]....
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...scale assignments into the new Bergey bacterial taxonomy [60] we used the Naı̈ve Bayesian Classifier (RDP-classifier), which provides rapid taxonomic classifications from domain to genus of both partial and full-length rRNA gene sequences along with bootstraplike confidence estimates [37]....
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