Difference: ProtocolsCulturingGilliamellaApicola (1 vs. 2)

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+Gilliamella apicola is a gram negative bacterial member of the honey bee (Apis mellifera) gut core microbiota that can be cultivated in vitro.  Its isolation and characterization were recently carried out by Waldan Kwong in the laboratory of Dr. Nancy Moran and are described in depth in here.
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+Gilliamella apicola is a gram negative bacterial member of the honey bee ( Apis mellifera) gut core microbiota that can be cultivated in vitro. Its isolation and characterization were recently carried out by Waldan Kwong in the laboratory of Dr. Nancy Moran and are described in depth here.
  In vitro culture conditions 

 Plate Growth
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+Gilliamella apicola strain wkB1 (type strain) and wkB7 are generally cultured at 35°C and 5% CO₂.  They grow robustly on agar plates after 48 hours on the following media:
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+ Gilliamella apicola strain wkB1 (type strain) and wkB7 are generally cultured at 35°C and 5% CO₂. They grow robustly on agar plates after 48 hours on the following media:
  Heart Infusion Agar
  Heart Infusion Agar supplement with Sheep's Blood
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  Liquid Media
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+Gilliamella apicola can be cultivated in the following liquid media (same general culture conditions as above, without shaking):
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+ Gilliamella apicola can be cultivated in the following liquid media (same general culture conditions as above, without shaking):
  Insectagro (proprietary media)
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 -- SeanLeonard - 25 Aug 2016

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Working with _Gilliamella apicola

Gilliamella apicola is a gram negative bacterial member of the honey bee (Apis mellifera) gut core microbiota that can be cultivated in vitro. Its isolation and characterization were recently carried out by Waldan Kwong in the laboratory of Dr. Nancy Moran and are described in depth in here.

In vitro culture conditions

Plate Growth

Gilliamella apicola strain wkB1 (type strain) and wkB7 are generally cultured at 35°C and 5% CO₂. They grow robustly on agar plates after 48 hours on the following media:

Heart Infusion Agar
Heart Infusion Agar supplement with Sheep's Blood

Liquid Media

Gilliamella apicola can be cultivated in the following liquid media (same general culture conditions as above, without shaking):

Insectagro (proprietary media)

-- SeanLeonard - 25 Aug 2016

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