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Phylogeny Trumps Chemotaxonomy: A Case Study Involving Turicella otitidis

30 Apr 2018

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The genus Turicella was proposed to harbor clinical strains isolated from middle-ear fluids of patients with otitis media. 16S rRNA phylogeny showed that it belonged to the mycolic- acid-containing actinobacteria, currently classified in the order Corynebacteriales, and was closely related to the genus Corynebacterium. A new genus was proposed for the organisms as unlike corynebacteria they lacked mycolic acids...

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PMID: 29760685
DOI: 10.3389/fmicb.2018.00834

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