Glaesserella parasuis D74

Glaesserella parasuis D74 is a Gram-negative bacterium characterized by its rod shape and presence of flagella. This organism is classified as a mesophilic aerobe, which means it thrives at moderate temperatures and can utilize oxygen for metabolism, although it also has the capacity to survive in low-oxygen environments as a facultative anaerobe. G. parasuis D74 is associated with host organisms, suggesting a biotic relationship that may involve mutualism or commensalism, but it is also noted as free living, indicating it can survive independently in its environment. This bacterium possesses a single replicon and has a typical double membrane structure characteristic of Gram-negative bacteria. The accession number for G. parasuis D74 is APBZ00000000.1, which provides a reference for genomic studies and further microbiological investigations. Understanding the ecological role of G. parasuis D74 could shed light on its interactions within host environments and its potential implications in health and disease contexts. The unique traits of this bacterium, particularly its capacity to thrive as both an aerobic and anaerobic organism, illustrate its adaptability to varying environmental conditions, which may influence its ecological niche and the dynamics of microbial communities associated with its host.