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Recovery of a Burkholderia thailandensis-like isolate from an Australian water source

Published Date:

Apr 02 2008

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BMC Microbiol. 2008; 8:54.

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BMC Microbiol

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Gee, Jay E ; Glass, Mindy B ; Novak, Ryan T ; Gal, Daniel ; Mayo, Mark J ; ... More ▼

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Background Burkholderia thailandensis, a close relative of Burkholderia pseudomallei, has previously been reported only from Southeast Asia and North America. It is biochemically differentiated from B. pseudomallei by the ability to utilize arabinose. During the course of environmental sampling for B. pseudomallei in the Northern Territory of Australia, an isolate, MSMB 43, was recovered that is arabinose positive. Results Genetic analysis using 16S rDNA sequencing and DNA/DNA hybridization indicates that MSMB 43 is most similar to B. thailandensis although multi-locus sequence typing indicates that this isolate is divergent from both B. pseudomallei and other described B. thailandensis. Conclusion We report the isolation and initial characterization of strain MSMB 43, which is a B. thailandensis-like isolate recovered in Australia.

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