| NCIMB number | NCIMB 11366 |
| Deposit type | Bacteria |
| Type strain | No |
| GMO | No |
| Taxon name | Laceyella putida |
| Depositor designation | Sea5 |
| Preservation method | Lyophilised |
| Preserved as | Thermoactinomyces thalpophilus subsp. seamere |
| Price band | A |
| Media | 160 |
| Gas regime | aerobic |
| ACDP category | 1 |
| Additional hazard information | Thermoactinomycete spores are known to cause respiratory allergies (eg. "Farmers Lung") when present in large numbers in the atmosphere. Under normal laboratory conditions, risks are negligible, but workers with a history of resporatory allergies should |
| Depositor Name | T.Cross |
| Depositor Company | University of Bradford |
| Depositor Address | Postgraduate School of Biological Science Bradford West Yorkshire U.K. |
| Source | "Mud core from Seamere, Norfolk" |
| Isolated by | B.Unsworth |
| Date of Isolation | 01/01/1977 |
| Date of Accession | 20/10/1977 |
| History | B.Unsworth |
| Other collection IDs | CUB65 DSM43355 DSM44013 IFO15871 |
| Yeast? | False |
| K12 | No |
| References | Cross T. and Attwell R.W. (1974) In Spore Research 1973 (Eds A.N. Barker, G.W. Gould and J. Wolf) Academic Press: London pp11-20. Recovery of viable thermoactinomycete endospores from deep mud cores. Unsworth B.A., Cross T., Seaward M.R.D. and Sims R.E. (1977) J. appl. Bact. 42 pp45-52. The longevity of thermoactinomyces endospores in natural substrates. Yoon J-H et al (2005) IJSEM 55, 395-400 (Unknown), Bull JFCC 6, 6-13, 1990 Validation of the publication of new names and new combinations previously effectively published outside the IJSB. List No. 31, Int J Syst Bacteriol 39, 495-497, 1989 The longevity of Thermoactinomyces endospores in natural substrates, J Appl Bacteriol 42, 45-52, 1977 |
| NCIMB number | NCIMB 11366 |
| Deposit type | Bacteria |
| Type strain | No |
| GMO | No |
| Taxon name | Laceyella putida |
| Depositor designation | Sea5 |
| Preservation method | Lyophilised |
| Preserved as | Thermoactinomyces thalpophilus subsp. seamere |
| Price band | A |
| Media | 160 |
| Gas regime | aerobic |
| ACDP category | 1 |
| Additional hazard information | Thermoactinomycete spores are known to cause respiratory allergies (eg. "Farmers Lung") when present in large numbers in the atmosphere. Under normal laboratory conditions, risks are negligible, but workers with a history of resporatory allergies should |
| Depositor Name | T.Cross |
| Depositor Company | University of Bradford |
| Depositor Address | Postgraduate School of Biological Science Bradford West Yorkshire U.K. |
| Source | "Mud core from Seamere, Norfolk" |
| Isolated by | B.Unsworth |
| Date of Isolation | 01/01/1977 |
| Date of Accession | 20/10/1977 |
| History | B.Unsworth |
| Other collection IDs | CUB65 DSM43355 DSM44013 IFO15871 |
| Yeast? | False |
| K12 | No |
| References | Cross T. and Attwell R.W. (1974) In Spore Research 1973 (Eds A.N. Barker, G.W. Gould and J. Wolf) Academic Press: London pp11-20. Recovery of viable thermoactinomycete endospores from deep mud cores. Unsworth B.A., Cross T., Seaward M.R.D. and Sims R.E. (1977) J. appl. Bact. 42 pp45-52. The longevity of thermoactinomyces endospores in natural substrates. Yoon J-H et al (2005) IJSEM 55, 395-400 (Unknown), Bull JFCC 6, 6-13, 1990 Validation of the publication of new names and new combinations previously effectively published outside the IJSB. List No. 31, Int J Syst Bacteriol 39, 495-497, 1989 The longevity of Thermoactinomyces endospores in natural substrates, J Appl Bacteriol 42, 45-52, 1977 |