- Rhodobacter
Taxobox
color = lightgrey
name = "Rhodobacter"
domain =Bacteria
phylum =Proteobacteria
classis =Alphaproteobacteria
ordo =Rhodobacterales
familia =Rhodobacteraceae
genus = "Rhodobacter"
subdivision_ranks = Species
subdivision =
* "Rhodobacter apigmentum "
* "Rhodobacter azotoformans "
* "Rhodobacter blasticus "
* "Rhodobacter capsulatus "
* "Rhodobacter changlaii "
* "Rhodobacter gluconicum "
* "Rhodobacter litoralis "
* "Rhodobacter massiliensis "
* "Rhodobacter sphaeroides "
* "Rhodobacter sp. "
* "Rhodobacter sp. 1-5 "
* "Rhodobacter sp. 2002-65602 "
* "Rhodobacter sp. AEOC029 "
* "Rhodobacter sp. AP-10 "
* "Rhodobacter sp. B-7005 "
* "Rhodobacter sp. C-140 "
* "Rhodobacter sp. DQ12-45T "
* "Rhodobacter sp. DSMZ 12077 "
* "Rhodobacter sp. EL-50 "
* "Rhodobacter sp. EMB 174 "
* "Rhodobacter sp. FNE10 "
* "Rhodobacter sp. GWS-AG-H302 "
* "Rhodobacter sp. HTCC515 "
* "Rhodobacter sp. Jip03 "
* "Rhodobacter sp. L544 "
* "Rhodobacter sp. NMR15 "
* "Rhodobacter sp. NO3B "
* "Rhodobacter sp. PS9 "
* "Rhodobacter sp. QSSC1-20 "
* "Rhodobacter sp. R-8 "
* "Rhodobacter sp. SKA57 "
* "Rhodobacter sp. SW2 "
* "Rhodobacter sp. TCRI 14 "
* "Rhodobacter sp. TCRI 3 "
* "Rhodobacter sp. TCRI 5 "
* "Rhodobacter sp. TCRI "
* "Rhodobacter sp. TUT3731 "
* "Rhodobacter sp. TUT3732 "
* "Rhodobacter sp. TUT3733 "
* "Rhodobacter sp. TUT3734 "
* "Rhodobacter sp. TUT3735 "
* "Rhodobacter sp. TUT3736 "
* "Rhodobacter veldkampii "
* "Rhodobacter vinaykumarii "
* "Arctic sea ice bacterium ARK10036 "
* "uncultured Rhodobacter sp. "
* "uncultured Rhodobacter CtaxPhil-8 "
synonyms =
* "Rhodobacter"
Imhoff "et al.", 1984In taxonomy, "Rhodobacter" is a genus of the
Rhodobacteraceae . [See the NCBI [http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/Taxonomy/Browser/wwwtax.cgi?mode=Info&id=1060 webpage on Rhodobacter] . Data extracted from the cite web | url=ftp://ftp.ncbi.nih.gov/pub/taxonomy/ | title=NCBI taxonomy resources | publisher=National Center for Biotechnology Information | accessdate=2007-03-19]The most famous species of "Rhodobacter" is "
Rhodobacter sphaeroides ", which is commonly used to express proteins.References
Further reading
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