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    ATCC f nucleatum subsp animalis type strain atcc 51191
    Fusobacterium lineage analysis via phylogeny and average nucleotide identity. (Top) A kSNP whole-genome parsimony phylogenetic tree of Fusobacterium genomes ( n =224) within the nine GTDB lineages phylogenetically close to the F. <t>nucleatum</t> sensu lato subspecies. Each lineage is highlighted by a different background color. For each, the historic nomenclature and our proposed name with accompanying three-letter abbreviation are shown. (Bottom) a heatmap of average nucleotide identity (ANI) values as calculated by fastANI .
    F Nucleatum Subsp Animalis Type Strain Atcc 51191, supplied by ATCC, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 95/100, based on 55 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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    Article Title: Addressing controversy in Fusobacterium nomenclature: what exactly does “ F. nucleatum ” refer to?

    Journal: Gut Microbes

    doi: 10.1080/19490976.2025.2514797

    Fusobacterium lineage analysis via phylogeny and average nucleotide identity. (Top) A kSNP whole-genome parsimony phylogenetic tree of Fusobacterium genomes ( n =224) within the nine GTDB lineages phylogenetically close to the F. nucleatum sensu lato subspecies. Each lineage is highlighted by a different background color. For each, the historic nomenclature and our proposed name with accompanying three-letter abbreviation are shown. (Bottom) a heatmap of average nucleotide identity (ANI) values as calculated by fastANI .
    Figure Legend Snippet: Fusobacterium lineage analysis via phylogeny and average nucleotide identity. (Top) A kSNP whole-genome parsimony phylogenetic tree of Fusobacterium genomes ( n =224) within the nine GTDB lineages phylogenetically close to the F. nucleatum sensu lato subspecies. Each lineage is highlighted by a different background color. For each, the historic nomenclature and our proposed name with accompanying three-letter abbreviation are shown. (Bottom) a heatmap of average nucleotide identity (ANI) values as calculated by fastANI .

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    Article Title: Addressing controversy in Fusobacterium nomenclature: what exactly does " F. nucleatum " refer to?
    Article Snippet: .. For example, while F. nucleatum sensu lato are enriched in colorectal cancer (CRC),24,25 recent studies have shown that it is specifically F. nucleatum subsp. animalis that is significantly associated with CRC.13,16,28,31–33 Recent work from our group aligned with these observations, where we showed that even though isolates identified as F. nucleatum subsp. animalis by 16S rRNA sequencing formed two distinct lineages, only one of these lineages, “Fna C2” (represented by the F. nucleatum subsp. animalis type strain ATCC 51191), was enriched in CRC.16 As this work increased resolution of the F. nucleatum sensu lato lineages to highlight the importance of F. nucleatum subspecies animalis in CRC, we elected to maintain the sensu lato nomenclature in that publication,16 instead of updating to species-level names, for two important reasons. ..

    Article Title: Addressing controversy in Fusobacterium nomenclature: what exactly does “ F. nucleatum ” refer to?
    Article Snippet: .. For example, while F. nucleatum sensu lato are enriched in colorectal cancer (CRC), , recent studies have shown that it is specifically F. nucleatum subsp. animalis that is significantly associated with CRC., , , Recent work from our group aligned with these observations, where we showed that even though isolates identified as F. nucleatum subsp. animalis by 16S rRNA sequencing formed two distinct lineages, only one of these lineages, “ Fna C2” (represented by the F. nucleatum subsp. animalis type strain ATCC 51191), was enriched in CRC. ..



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    Fusobacterium lineage analysis via phylogeny and average nucleotide identity. (Top) A kSNP whole-genome parsimony phylogenetic tree of Fusobacterium genomes ( n =224) within the nine GTDB lineages phylogenetically close to the F. <t>nucleatum</t> sensu lato subspecies. Each lineage is highlighted by a different background color. For each, the historic nomenclature and our proposed name with accompanying three-letter abbreviation are shown. (Bottom) a heatmap of average nucleotide identity (ANI) values as calculated by fastANI .
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    Fusobacterium lineage analysis via phylogeny and average nucleotide identity. (Top) A kSNP whole-genome parsimony phylogenetic tree of Fusobacterium genomes ( n =224) within the nine GTDB lineages phylogenetically close to the F. nucleatum sensu lato subspecies. Each lineage is highlighted by a different background color. For each, the historic nomenclature and our proposed name with accompanying three-letter abbreviation are shown. (Bottom) a heatmap of average nucleotide identity (ANI) values as calculated by fastANI .

    Journal: Gut Microbes

    Article Title: Addressing controversy in Fusobacterium nomenclature: what exactly does “ F. nucleatum ” refer to?

    doi: 10.1080/19490976.2025.2514797

    Figure Lengend Snippet: Fusobacterium lineage analysis via phylogeny and average nucleotide identity. (Top) A kSNP whole-genome parsimony phylogenetic tree of Fusobacterium genomes ( n =224) within the nine GTDB lineages phylogenetically close to the F. nucleatum sensu lato subspecies. Each lineage is highlighted by a different background color. For each, the historic nomenclature and our proposed name with accompanying three-letter abbreviation are shown. (Bottom) a heatmap of average nucleotide identity (ANI) values as calculated by fastANI .

    Article Snippet: For example, while F. nucleatum sensu lato are enriched in colorectal cancer (CRC), , recent studies have shown that it is specifically F. nucleatum subsp. animalis that is significantly associated with CRC., , , Recent work from our group aligned with these observations, where we showed that even though isolates identified as F. nucleatum subsp. animalis by 16S rRNA sequencing formed two distinct lineages, only one of these lineages, “ Fna C2” (represented by the F. nucleatum subsp. animalis type strain ATCC 51191), was enriched in CRC.

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