Clostridium sticklandii Stadtman and McClung
12662 ™
- Product category
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Bacteria
- Product type
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Anaerobe
- Strain designation
- HF
- Type strain
- Yes
- Product format
- Freeze-dried
Documentation
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Detailed product information
General
- Preceptrol
- No
Handling information
- Medium
- Temperature
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37°C
- Atmosphere
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Anaerobic
- Handling procedure
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1. Open vial according to enclosed instructions.
2. Under anaerobic conditions, withdraw 0.5 ml of #1053 from a single test tube (5 to 6 ml) and rehydrate the entire vial contents.
3. Aseptically transfer this aliquot back into the broth tube. Additional tubes may be inoculated with 0.5 ml each from the suspension. A slant of #1053 may also be inoculated with 0.2 ml. Streak several blood plates to check for colonial morphology and purity.
4. Incubate tubes under an anaerobic atmosphere at 37oC. Incubate one agar plate anaerobically for colony formation, and one aerobically for aerobic contamination check.
ANAEROBIC CONDITIONS:
Anaerobic conditions for transfer may be obtained by either of the following:
· Use of an anaerobic gas chamber, or
· Placement of test tubes under a gassing cannula system
hooked to anaerobic gas.
Anaerobic conditions for incubation may be obtained by any of the following:
· Loose screw caps on test tubes in anaerobic chamber,
· Loose screw caps on test tubes in an activated anaerobic
gas pack jar, or
· Use of sterile butyl rubber stoppers on test tubes so that
an anaerobic gas headspace is retained.
1. Open vial according to enclosed instructions.2. Under anaerobic conditions, withdraw 0.5 ml of PY with glucose broth from a single test tube (5 to 6 ml) and rehydrate the entire vial contents.
3. Aseptically transfer this aliquot back into the broth tube. Additional tubes may be inoculated with 0.5 ml each from the suspension. Use several drops of the suspension to inoculate a #260 agar slant and/or plates.
4. Incubate tubes under an anaerobic atmosphere at 37oC. Incubate one agar plate anaerobically for colony formation, and one aerobically for aerobic contamination check.
ANAEROBIC CONDITIONS:
Anaerobic conditions for transfer may be obtained by either of the following:
· Use of an anaerobic gas chamber, or
· Placement of test tubes under a gassing cannula system
connected to anaerobic gas.
Anaerobic conditions for incubation may be obtained by any of the following:
· Loose screw caps on test tubes in anaerobic chamber,
· Loose screw caps on test tubes in an activated anaerobic
gas pack jar, or
· Use of sterile butyl rubber stoppers on test tubes so that
an anaerobic gas headspace is retained.
- Handling notes
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In 24 to 48 hours, growth is evident by turbidity and by colonies that are entire circular, gray, low convex and glistening. No growth occurs on agar plate incubated aerobically.
Additional information on this culture is available on the ATCC web site at www.atcc.org.
In 24 to 48 hours, growth is evident by turbidity in broth and by colonies that are smooth, umbonate, translucent, spreading, and glistening. No growth occurs on agar plate incubated aerobically.Additional information on this culture is available on the ATCC® web site at www.atcc.org.
History
Legal disclaimers
- Intended use
- This product is intended for laboratory research use only. It is not intended for any animal or human therapeutic use, any human or animal consumption, or any diagnostic use.
- Warranty
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- Disclaimers
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Permits & Restrictions
Import Permit for the State of Hawaii
If shipping to the U.S. state of Hawaii, you must provide either an import permit or documentation stating that an import permit is not required. We cannot ship this item until we receive this documentation. Contact the Hawaii Department of Agriculture (HDOA), Plant Industry Division, Plant Quarantine Branch to determine if an import permit is required.
Frequently Asked Questions
References
Curated Citations
Stadtman TC, Barker HA. Studies on the methane fermentation. X. A new formate-decomposing bacterium, Methanococcus vannielii. J. Bacteriol. 62: 269-280, 1951. PubMed: 14888644
Stadtman TC. On the metabolism of an amino acid fermenting Clostridium. J. Bacteriol. 67: 314-320, 1954. PubMed: 13142997
Stadtman TC, McClung LS. Clostridium sticklandii nov. spec.. J. Bacteriol. 73: 218-219, 1957. PubMed: 13416172
Skerman VB, et al. Approved lists of bacterial names. Int J Syst Bacteriol 30: 225-420, 1980.
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