Mycoplasma fastidiosum Lemcke and Poland
33229 ™
- Product category
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Bacteria
- Strain designation
- [NCTC 10180]
- Type strain
- Yes
- Isolation source
- Nasopharyngeal swab of young horse
- 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
- Handling procedure
-
1. Follow instructions as suggested for the culturing of
Mollicutes:
PROCEDURES FOR PROPAGATING MOLLICUTES:
a) Open the vial according to the enclosed instructions.
b) Using a Pasteur or 1.0 ml pipette, withdraw approximately 0.5 to 1.0 ml from a tube containing 5.0 ml. Rehydrate the pellet.
c) Aseptically transfer this aliquot back into the tube. Mix well.
d) Make serial dilutions by transferring 0.5 ml from the original tube to a tube containing 4.5 ml. Repeat process by transferring 0.5 ml from the second to a third tube, etc. Dilutions are important, not only for titration purposes, but also to keep culture in varying stages of growth. Many strains will die out rapidly once acid or alkaline conditions are reached. It is recommended to prepare several dilutions from the initial tube as the cryoprotectant used in the freeze‑drying process often inhibits growth.
e) Use an uninoculated tube of broth to serve as a control.
f) Plates may be inoculated to check colonial morphology. You can also spot each dilution on the surface of plate (4 or more/plate) to determine the number of colony-forming units. However, not all strains do well on solid medium.
g) Incubate all tubes and plates under the recommended conditions and appropriate temperature. The time necessary for growth will vary from strain to strain. Growth on plates generally requires additional incubation.
h) Depending on the medium used, growth will be indicated by increased turbidity, a color change, or both.
2. Tubes are incubated aerobically or in a candle jar; plates are incubated under 5% CO2. Using higher concentrations of CO2 will result in lowering the pH of the medium. The incubation temperature is 37oC.
3. This Mycoplasma fastidiosum strain will show growth in four to five days. Growth is easily recognized by an indicator change from red to orange to yellow. The cells are best transferred when the medium is orange. After medium changes to yellow, cells have started to die.
4. For long term storage of Mycoplasma fastidiosum, freeze‑drying or freezing is recommended. Liquid nitrogen storage is the best method. Optimally grown cells are centrifuged at 9000 rpm for 30 minutes, the supernatant poured off, and the packed cells resuspended in a smaller amount of #988 broth. To this, add an equal amount of sterile 20% glycerol as a cryoprotectant. This suspension is aliquoted into small plastic vials and stored at ‑70oC or below.
1. Follow instructions as suggested for the culturing ofMollicutes:
PROCEDURES FOR PROPAGATING MOLLICUTES:
a) Open the vial according to the enclosed instructions.
b) Using a Pasteur or 1.0 ml pipette, withdraw approximately 0.5 to 1.0 ml from a tube containing 5.0 ml. Rehydrate the pellet.
c) Aseptically transfer this aliquot back into the tube. Mix well.
d) Make serial dilutions by transferring 0.5 ml from the original tube to a tube containing 4.5 ml. Repeat process by transferring 0.5 ml from the second to a third tube, etc. Dilutions are important, not only for titration purposes, but also to keep culture in varying stages of growth. Many strains will die out rapidly once acid or alkaline conditions are reached. It is recommended to prepare several dilutions from the initial tube as the cryoprotectant used in the freeze‑drying process often inhibits growth.
e) Use an uninoculated tube of broth to serve as a control.
f) Plates may be inoculated to check colonial morphology. You can also spot each dilution on the surface of plate (4 or more/plate) to determine the number of colony-forming units. However, not all strains do well on solid medium.
g) Incubate all tubes and plates under the recommended conditions and appropriate temperature. The time necessary for growth will vary from strain to strain. Growth on plates generally requires additional incubation.
h) Depending on the medium used, growth will be indicated by increased turbidity, a color change, or both.
2. Tubes are incubated aerobically or in a candle jar; plates are incubated under 5% CO2. Using higher concentrations of CO2 will result in lowering the pH of the medium. The incubation temperature is 37oC.
3. This Mycoplasma fastidiosum strain will show growth in four to five days. Growth is easily recognized by an indicator change from red to orange to yellow. The cells are best transferred when the medium is orange. After medium changes to yellow, cells have started to die.
4. For long term storage of Mycoplasma fastidiosum, freeze‑drying or freezing is recommended. Liquid nitrogen storage is the best method. Optimally grown cells are centrifuged at 9000 rpm for 30 minutes, the supernatant poured off, and the packed cells resuspended in a smaller amount of #988 broth. To this, add an equal amount of sterile 20% glycerol as a cryoprotectant. This suspension is aliquoted into small plastic vials and stored at ‑70oC or below.
- Handling notes
-
Colonies display the typical fried-egg appearance.
Store vials at freezer temperatures until ready to use.
Additional information on this culture is available on the ATCC web site at www.atcc.org.
Colonies display the typical fried-egg appearance.Store vials at freezer temperatures until ready to use.
Additional information on this culture is available on the ATCC web site at www.atcc.org.
History
- Deposited as
- Mycoplasma fastidiosum Lemcke and Poland
- Depositors
- JG Tully
- Chain of custody
- ATCC <-- JG Tully <-- NCTC 10180 <-- R. Leach 4822 <-- J. Poland
- Type of isolate
- Animal
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Frequently Asked Questions
References
Curated Citations
Lemcke RM, Poland J. Mycoplasma fastidiosum: a new species from horses. Int. J. Syst. Bacteriol. 30: 151-162, 1980.
type strain
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