Bacterial Strain Identification and Isolation for Specificity Testing
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Corresponding Organization : University of Bergen
Other organizations : Vaxxinova (Norway), National Center for Cool and Cold Water Aquaculture
Variable analysis
- Bacterial strains used for specificity testing
- Cultivation of Y. ruckeri CC1 strain NVI-10705 in Tryptic Soy Broth at 22°C with shaking until mid-log phase
- Cultivation of Y. ruckeri NVI-10705 in Brain Heart Infusion Broth at 15°C with shaking for 20 hr
- Species verification using MALDI-TOF (Biotyper Microflex LT; Bruker Daltonics)
- Whole-genome-based analyses for classification and confirmation of isolates with uncertain taxonomic status as non-Y. ruckeri
- Enumeration of Y. ruckeri CC1 strain NVI-10705 and Y. ruckeri NVI-10705 by plating on 5% bovine blood agar
- Incubation temperatures and durations for bacterial cultivation
- Use of sterile phosphate-buffered saline (PBS) for dilution series preparation
- Y. ruckeri CC1 strain NVI-10705 and Y. ruckeri NVI-10705
- Non-Y. ruckeri isolates classified and confirmed by whole-genome-based analyses
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