Leptospira interrogans str. 2006001854

Leptospira interrogans strain 2006001854 is a Gram-negative, spiral-shaped bacterium classified within the genus Leptospira. This organism exhibits a helical morphology typical of the spirilla and is known to thrive in an aerobic environment, indicating its requirement for oxygen for metabolic processes. Optimal growth of this strain occurs at a temperature of 28.0°C, suggesting a preference for mild environmental conditions, which may reflect its adaptation to specific host-associated habitats. As a member of the Leptospira genus, this strain is part of a group of bacteria that are often associated with water sources and can inhabit various animal hosts, although specific host preferences for strain 2006001854 are not detailed. The host-associated habitat underscores the organism's potential interactions within ecological niches that may facilitate transmission and survival in specific environments. The ecological significance of Leptospira interrogans strain 2006001854 may be linked to its role in the broader context of microbial communities, particularly in aquatic systems where it can persist in association with hosts. This adaptability and aerobic requirement may play a crucial role in nutrient cycling within these environments, highlighting the importance of understanding such microbes in ecological studies.