The non‐saccharolytic plectridial anaerobes

Genome sequence and description of Anaerosalibacter massiliensis sp. nov.

“…nov. strain ND1 T relative to other type strains within Clostridiaceae . Strains and their corresponding GenBank accession numbers for 16S rRNA genes are (type = T ): A. massiliensis strain ND1 T , HG315673 ; A. bizertensis strain C5BEL T , HQ534365 [3] ; A. bizertensis strain M3, HG964477 ; S. acetigenes strain Lup33 T , NR_025151 [28] ; C. ultunense strain BS T , GQ461825 [29] ; T. creatinini strain BN11 T , FR749955 [30] ; C. hastiforme strain ATCC 33268 T , X80841 [23] , [31] ; T. preacuta strain ATCC 25539 T , GQ461814 [32] ; C. acidurici strain ATCC 7906 T , M59084 [23] , [33] ; C. aceticum strain ATCC 35044 T , Y18183 [34] ; C. bifermentans strain ATCC 638 T , AB075769 [23] , [35] ; C. dakarense strain FF1 T , KC517358 [36] ; C. saccharobutylicum strain ATCC BAA-117 T , U16147 [37] ; C. butyricum strain ATCC 19398 T , AJ458420 [23] , [38] ; C. absonum strain ATCC 27555 T , X77842 [39] ; C. senegalense strain JC122 T , NR_125591 [7] ; C. sporogenes strain ATCC 3584 T , X68189 [23] , [35] ; C. aciditolerans strain JW/YJL-B3 T , DQ114945 [40] ; C. acidisoli strain CK74 T , AJ237756 [41] ; Hungatella hatheweyi strain UB-B.2 T , HE603919 [42] ; C. bolteae strain ATCC BAA-613 T , AJ508452 …”

A Rare Case of Septic Ovarian Thrombophlebitis Caused by Tissierella praeacuta

“…Tissierella praeacuta is an obligately anaerobic, Gram-positive bacillus originally isolated from infant feces by Tissier in 1908 [ 10 ]. It shares biochemical profiles, 16S ribosomal ribonucleic acid (rRNA) gene sequences, and 96.5% of its deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) with Clostridium hastiforme , which was named in 1939 by Maclennan [ 11 ]. Today, T. praeacuta and C. hastiforme are considered the same species [ 12 ].…”

Clostridium hastiforme is a later synonym of Tissierella praeacuta

“…Clostridium hastiforme MacLennan 1939 AL (type strain, ATCC 33268 T =VPI 12193 T =DSM 5675 T ) was suggested for the organism that was described by Cunningham as bacillus 4a, which is typically a slender, rod-shaped organism with rounded ends, 0?3-0?662-6 mm in size (MacLennan, 1939). In addition, this terminally spored anaerobe does not ferment carbohydrates and is sluggishly motile, due to numerous peritrichous flagella.…”