Tsukamurella

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Tsukamurella is a genus of Gram-positive, rod-shaped actinobacteria known for causing opportunistic infections in humans and being related to other mycolic acid–containing bacteria.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bacterial genus
taxon
acidFastness partially acid-fast
antimicrobialSusceptibility generally susceptible to aminoglycosides
generally susceptible to fluoroquinolones
variable susceptibility to beta-lactams
associatedWithDisease bacteremia
catheter-related bloodstream infection
endocarditis
pulmonary infection
skin and soft tissue infection
belongsToGroup mycolic acid–containing actinobacteria
biosafetyLevel BSL-2 organism
cellEnvelope high lipid content
cellShape rod-shaped
cellWallComponent mycolic acids
class Actinomycetia NERFINISHED
colonyMorphology dry colonies
wrinkled colonies
diagnosticMethod 16S rRNA gene sequencing
biochemical testing
family Tsukamurellaceae NERFINISHED
firstDescribedBy M. Yassin NERFINISHED
firstDescribedYear 1988
geneticMaterial circular double-stranded DNA chromosome
gramStain Gram-positive
habitat environmental sources
soil
water
infectionType nosocomial infection
kingdom Bacteria
knownFor causing opportunistic infections in humans
metabolism chemoorganotrophic
namedAfter Tsukamura Masataka NERFINISHED
order Mycobacteriales NERFINISHED
oxygenRequirement aerobic
pathogenicity opportunistic pathogen
phylum Actinomycetota NERFINISHED
relatedTo Mycobacterium NERFINISHED
Nocardia NERFINISHED
Rhodococcus NERFINISHED
reproduction binary fission
riskGroup immunocompromised patients
patients with indwelling medical devices
typicalHost humans

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Corynebacteriales containsGenus Tsukamurella