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| NCIMB number | NCIMB 10467 |
| Deposit type | Bacteria |
| Type strain | No |
| GMO | No |
| Taxon name | Bacillus licheniformis |
| Depositor designation | K17 Ks1741 |
| Preservation method | Lyophilised |
| Preserved as | Agrobacterium sp. |
| Other catalogue information | Breaks the lignin specific beta-alkyl- aryl ether bond of veratryl-glycerol-beta-coniferyl ether |
| Price band | A |
| Media | 165 |
| Gas regime | aerobic |
| Growth factors (and/or information) | KYE, pH6.5, 25C, 4d: good growth, soft consistency |
| ACDP category | 1 |
| Colony Edge | Entire |
| Colony Surface | Smooth/Shiny |
| Colony Shape | Circular |
| Colony Elevation | Low Convex |
| Colony Colour | Colourless |
| Colony Opacity | Translucent |
| Cellular Shape | Rod |
| Cellular Motility | Yes |
| Gram stain | Gram Negative |
| Depositor Name | V. Sundman |
| Depositor Company | University of Helsinki |
| Depositor Address | Department of Microbiology Finland |
| Source | "Soil sample Ks, decaying sawdust (Helsinki) pH 5.5" |
| Isolated by | V. Sundman |
| Date of Accession | 29/05/1970 |
| Yeast? | False |
| K12 | No |
| References | Sundman V. (1964) J. gen. Microbiol. 36 pp171-183. A description of some lignanolytic soil bacteria and their ability to oxidize simple phenolic compounds. Sundman V. (1964) J. gen. Microbiol. 36 pp185-201. The ability of alpha-conidendrin decomposing Agrobacterium strains to utilize other lignans and lignin-related compounds. Sundman V. (1965) Acta Polytech. Scand. Chemistry including Metallurgy Series 40 p35. A study of lignanaolytic soil bacteria with special reference to alpha-conidendrin decomposition. Sundman V., Sederholm H. and Haro K. (1968) Acta Chemic Scand. 22 pp2557-2564 Trojanowski J. (1970) Acta Microbiol. Pol. Ser B 2 pp13-22 De Smedt J. and De Ley J. (1977) Int. J. syst. Bact. 27 pp222-240. Intra- and intergeneric similarities of Agrobacterium ribosomal ribonucleic acid cistrons. Salkinoja-Salonen M.S., Vaisanen E. and Paterson A. (1979) Involvement of plasmids in the bacterial degradation of liguin-derived compounds. In "Plasmids of Medical, Environmental and Commercial Importance." K.N. Timmis and A. Puhler eds. Amsterdam: Elsevier/North Holland pp301-314.Buswell J.A., Paterson A. and Salkinoja-Salonen. (1980) FEMS Microbiol. Letts. 8 pp135-137. Hydroxylation of salicylic acid to gentisate by a bacterial enzyme. |