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Family Bacteroidaceae
Slow-growing, foul smelling, anaerobic, non-sporing
obligate anaerobes, G -, non spore, straight curved helical rods. Mot +/-, chemoorganotrophic, metabolizing carbs, peptones, or metabolic intermediates
Family BActeroidaceae
Gram -, nonspore straight rods, mot +/-, peritrichious flagella.
Fermentation products: succinic, lactate, propionate, acetic, frmic acids
Opt temp 37 C, pH 7.o
Bacteroides
Isolation of Bacteroides
Complex medium, peptone, YE, vit K, and hemin
Which genera can transform bile acids in the gut?
Bacteroides
found in vagina 60%, nonhemolytic, grows on 20% bile, cat +, Survives in air 6 - 8 hrs, hemin stimulates growth
BActeroides fragilis
treatment of Bacteroides fragilis
clindamycin
Pathogenic factors of Bacteroides fragilis?
capsule, surface hemagglutinin, superoxide dismutase
Does not grow in 20% bile, hemin and menadione needed for growth, black colonies, fluoresce red under UV light
BActeroides melaninogenicus
Nonspore, G - rods, morphology varies, anerobic, mot -/+,
Fermentation products butyric, acetic, lactic acids
Fusobacterium
DNase+, grows in presence of 6% oxygen, nonhemolytic, bread crumb appearance on media
Fusobacterium nucleatum
G-, short rods, anaerobes, mot -

Ferm products butyric and acetic acid. Produces black pigment, fluoresces red
Porphyromonas
Name a species that belongs to the genera Porphyromonas
Porphyromonas gingivalis
G-, anaerobe, straight and curved rods, mot -, cat -, H2S-, NO3 red.-, opt. temp 35- 37C

Ferm 90% lactic and 10% acetic acids
Leptotrichia
Species that belongs to genus Leptotrichia
Leptotrichia buccalis
G-, curved rods, anaerobicm mot +, polar falgellum

Ferm butyric acid
Butyrivibrio
CCellulose digester in cattle, isolated using Rumen Fluid Agar
Butyrivibiro fibrisolvens
G-, anaerobic, helical, mot +, polar flagella, NO3 -, cat -, gel -,indole -, H2S -

Ferm Products succinic, acetic, fromic, lactic
Succinivibrio
Dextrin dissolving strain
Succinivibrio dextrinsolvens
G-, straight rods, anaerobes, mot +, polar flagella, cat -

Ferm succinic and acetic acids
Succinomonas
Starch dissolving, 6% of the rumen flora
Succinomonas amylolytica
G -, curved rods, mot +, lateral/polar, methanol production, indole -, H2S -, NO3-, gel-

Fermlactic, formic, acetic, ethanol, H2 gas, CO2

Pectin Fermented
Lachnospira
Species belonging to LAchnospira
Lachnospira multiparus
G- curved rods, anaerobe, mot +, tufts of flagella

Ferm acetic, propionic, lactic, and CO2
Selenomonas
Organism belonging to Selenomonas
Selenomonas sputigena
G-, anaerobic cocci, appear as diplo, mot-, oxi -, cat -

Family?
Veillonellaceae
Gums blue red color, swelling, bleeding, bone loss, tooth mobility
Periodontal Disease
Organisms in PEriodontal disease
BActeroides melaninigenicus
- produces collagenase, gelatinase, and protease
Clinical signs of an anaerobic infection
Foul Putrid odor, location of infection near a mucosal surface, gas infected tissue, necrotic tissue, sulfur granules, actinmycosis,
Lab Diagnosis of anaerobic infection
tissue biopsy
treatment of anaerobic infection
surgical drainage and debridement
MEtronidazole
Cellulose degraders
Bacteroides, Ruminococcus, Butyrivibrio
Starch degraders
Bacteroides, Succinoomonas, Selenomonas
Methane producer
Methanobrevibacter ruminantium
Anaerobic infections oxgeneous origin
Clostridum difficle