Reclassification of Bakalidou . 2002 as gen. nov., comb. nov. Free

Abstract

As already depicted in the original publication, the type strain of the species Bakalidou . 2002 , DSM 10177, does not cluster unambiguously with the type species, DSM 43879, in phylogenetic analysis. Strain DSM 10177 is moderately related to the recently described species , and , forming a lineage that branches between and members of the genus in most dendrograms generated on the basis of different algorithms and reference strains. The type strains of the two species resemble each other in morphology, composition of fatty acids, DNA G+C content, phospholipids and the presence of lysine in position 3 of the peptide subunit of peptidoglycan. However, the two strains differ from each other in cell-wall sugars and in the amino acid composition of the A4-type peptidoglycan, which contains serine and aspartic acid in , whereas only aspartic acid is present in the interpeptide bridge of . This type is also present in XIL07, but not in the neighbouring species DSM 12657, which exhibits the -lys–-ser–-Glu type. On the basis of distinct phylogenetic position and the amino acid composition of peptidoglycan, a novel genus and combination for , gen. nov., comb. nov., is proposed.

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