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Bayesian predictiveness, exchangeability and sufficientness in bacterial taxonomy
Mathematical Biosciences, 2002 We present a theory of classification and predictive identification of bacteria. Bacterial strains are characterized by a binary vector and the taxonomy is specified by attaching a label to each vector. The theory is developed from only two basic assumptions, viz.
Gyllenberg, Mats, Koski, Timo
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Emerging Concepts in Bacterial Taxonomy
2019Bacterial taxonomy has progressed over the years by virtue of the brisk and competent scientific developments. Ground-breaking molecular techniques have added an edge in the phylogenetic studies, resulting in the quality description of the taxa under studies.
Anusha Rai, Ch Sasikala, Ch V Ramana
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Proteomics in the study of the molecular taxonomy and epidemiology of bacterial pathogens
Electrophoresis, 2009AbstractThe ability to discriminate bacterial isolates is important for a number of areas of research in Medical Microbiology, particularly in defining bacterial taxonomy and monitoring transmission in epidemiological investigations. Molecular techniques capable of typing bacteria at the level of the genome and proteome are now widely used for these ...
Phillip Cash
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Future trends in bacterial taxonomy
World Journal of Microbiology and Biotechnology, 1992D J Brenner
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A standardized bacterial taxonomy based on genome phylogeny substantially revises the tree of life
Nature Biotechnology, 2018 Taxonomy is an organizing principle of biology and is ideally based on evolutionary relationships among organisms. Development of a robust bacterial taxonomy has been hindered by an inability to obtain most bacteria in pure culture and, to a lesser ...
Donovan H Parks +2 more
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Probabilistic Models for Bacterial Taxonomy
International Statistical Review / Revue Internationale de Statistique, 2001SummaryWe give a survey of different partitioning methods that have been applied to bacterial taxonomy. We introduce a theoretical framework, which makes it possible to treat the various models in a unified way. The key concepts of our approach are prediction and storing of microbiological information in a Bayesian forecasting setting.
Gyllenberg, M., Koski, T.
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Lipids in Bacterial Taxonomy - A Taxonomist's View
CRC Critical Reviews in Microbiology, 1977AbstractWritten from a taxonomist's point of view and aimed primarily at other taxonomists, this review covers the types of lipids found in bacteria and actinomycetes, especially those reported in the recent literature, including fatty acids; glycerides; phospholipids; glycolipids; and amino acid-containing lipids including peptidolipids ...
Mary P. Lechevalier, C. Wayne Moss
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2005
Abstract Taxonomy is the term given to the systematic classification, naming, and identification of living organisms. Bacterial taxonomy is often thought of as a complex but ‘necessary evil’, that is uninteresting to learn and overwhelms many students.
Jeremy Bagg +3 more
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Abstract Taxonomy is the term given to the systematic classification, naming, and identification of living organisms. Bacterial taxonomy is often thought of as a complex but ‘necessary evil’, that is uninteresting to learn and overwhelms many students.
Jeremy Bagg +3 more
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Zone Electrophoresis of Enzymes in Bacterial Taxonomy
Journal of Bacteriology, 1969The electrophoretic mobilities in starch gels have been determined for eight enzymes in extracts of representative cultures of members of the family Enterobacteriaceae . These values were compared with each other and with those obtained from certain bacteria not in this family.
J N, Baptist, C R, Shaw, M, Mandel
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Safety assessment of dairy microorganisms: Bacterial taxonomy
International Journal of Food Microbiology, 2008Safety assessment requires uniform and reproducible nomenclature schemes for all the micro-organisms deliberately added in fermented food products. The QPS approach described by EFSA is based on the identity of an isolate at the highest taxonomic unit that is appropriate for the purpose for which the evaluation is intended.
Sohier, Danièle +2 more
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