Campylobacter lari RM16712

Campylobacter lari RM16712 is a Gram-negative bacterium characterized by its spirilla shape and a microaerophilic oxygen requirement. The organism typically arranges itself in chains or singles and possesses flagella, which are essential for its mobility, although it is noted that this particular strain exhibits no mobility. The bacterium has a mesophilic temperature range, thriving in moderate temperature conditions. It is free-living, indicating its ability to survive independently in various environments. C. lari RM16712 is noted to have a single replicon and is composed of two membranes, which is characteristic of Gram-negative bacteria. The habitat of C. lari RM16712 is multiple, suggesting it can be found in diverse ecological niches. This versatility in habitat may reflect its adaptability and potential interactions within different environments, possibly contributing to its role in microbial communities. Understanding the traits of Campylobacter lari RM16712, particularly its microaerophilic nature and habitat diversity, can provide insights into its ecological roles and potential implications for human health, as it is a member of a genus known for its association with gastrointestinal infections. The strain is documented under the accession number NZ_CP007778.1, which can aid in further studies exploring its characteristics and interactions within various ecosystems.