Brucella ovis IntaBari-2002-82-58

Brucella ovis IntaBari-2002-82-58 is a Gram-negative, rod-shaped bacterium that typically forms chains, pairs, or exists as single cells. This strain is a facultative aerobe, demonstrating versatility in its oxygen requirements, which allows it to thrive in various host-associated environments. The optimal growth temperature for B. ovis IntaBari-2002-82-58 is 37.0°C, a temperature that aligns with the physiological conditions found within many mammalian hosts. As a member of the genus Brucella, this bacterium is likely adapted to survive and proliferate in the complex microenvironments of its host, suggesting a high level of specialization in its interactions with host tissues. The host-associated habitat indicates that B. ovis IntaBari-2002-82-58 may play a role in the host's microbiome or contribute to specific physiological processes. Understanding the growth characteristics and environmental adaptations of B. ovis IntaBari-2002-82-58 could provide insights into its ecological role within its host and the potential impact it may have on host health and disease dynamics. This strain exemplifies the intricate relationships between microbial life and host organisms, highlighting the importance of studying such microbes in their natural habitats to better understand their biology and potential implications for host interactions.