- The
Clostridia are a
highly polyphyletic class of Bacillota,
including Clostridium and
other similar genera. They are
distinguished from the
Bacilli by...
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which split the
traditional genus (now
corresponding to a
large slice of
Clostridia) into
twenty clusters, with
cluster I
containing the type
species Clostridium...
- pressures. Its
hydrogen yield is
lower than that of such
strict anaerobes as
Clostridia:
strictly anaerobic bacteria produce a
theoretical maximum of 4 mol H2/mol...
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vertebrates stood out:
Clostridia and
Fusobacteriota (formerly Fusobacteria). They were
especially common in the gut with
Clostridia DNA
sequence counts...
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unlike most
other members of the Bacillota.
Although several neighbouring Clostridia species (firmicute bacteria) also
stain gram-negative, the
proteins responsible...
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Wouters B,
Lambin P,
Theys J (2009). "
Clostridia in Anti-tumor Therapy". In Brüggemann H,
Gottschalk G (eds.).
Clostridia:
Molecular Biology in the Post-genomic...
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classification has been reexamined. It
appears that this
genus is a
member of the
Clostridia. The
currently accepted taxonomy is
based on the List of
Prokaryotic names...
- Actinomycetota.[citation needed] The
group is
typically divided into the
Clostridia,
which are anaerobic, and the Bacilli,
which are
obligate or optional...
- Relationships". In Rood JI,
McClane BA,
Songer JG,
Titball RW (eds.). The
Clostridia:
Molecular Biology and Pathogenesis. pp. 3–19. doi:10.1016/B978-012595020-6/50003-6...
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Clostridia are more
often implicated in
Fournier gangrene. This is a
subtype of Type I
infections affecting the
groin and
perianal areas.
Clostridia account...
