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''Criblamydia sequanensis'' is a nonmotile, star-shaped, obligately intracellular [[bacterium]] that grows within host-derived vacuoles. ''C. sequanensis'' grows in high numbers in [[amoebae]], and exhibits a developmental cycle consistent with other [[Chlamydia]] species. ''C. sequanensis'' belongs to the class Chlamydia and was the first species to be identified in the Criblamydia genus. ''C. sequanensis'' was recovered from a water sample from the [[river Seine]] in France and co-cultivated with the amoeba | ''Criblamydia sequanensis'' is a nonmotile, star-shaped, obligately intracellular [[bacterium]] that grows within host-derived vacuoles. ''C. sequanensis'' grows in high numbers in [[amoebae]], and exhibits a developmental cycle consistent with other [[Chlamydia]] species. ''C. sequanensis'' belongs to the class Chlamydia and was the first species to be identified in the Criblamydia genus. ''C. sequanensis'' was recovered from a water sample from the [[river Seine]] in France and co-cultivated with the amoeba [[Acanthamoeba castellanii]] ATCC 30010. | ||
Revision as of 13:29, 10 April 2020
Domain: Bacteria
Phylum: Chlamydiae
Class: Chlamydia
Order: Chlamydiales
Family: Chlamydiaceace
Genus: Criblamydia
Species: C. sequanensis
Criblamydia sequanensis is a nonmotile, star-shaped, obligately intracellular bacterium that grows within host-derived vacuoles. C. sequanensis grows in high numbers in amoebae, and exhibits a developmental cycle consistent with other Chlamydia species. C. sequanensis belongs to the class Chlamydia and was the first species to be identified in the Criblamydia genus. C. sequanensis was recovered from a water sample from the river Seine in France and co-cultivated with the amoeba Acanthamoeba castellanii ATCC 30010.