Campylobacter jejuni strain CB310 89

Campylobacter jejuni strain CB310 89 is a Gram-negative, spirilla-shaped bacterium characterized by its tendency to exist in both single and chain arrangements. This strain is classified as a microaerophile, indicating that it requires reduced oxygen levels for optimal growth, which aligns with its natural habitat found in diverse environments. Campylobacter jejuni is known to be a heterotroph, utilizing organic compounds as an energy source, which is typical for many microorganisms residing in varied ecological niches. The optimal temperature for growth of strain CB310 89 is recorded at 0.0, suggesting that further studies may be needed to clarify its physiological responses at varying temperatures, as it may indicate a unique adaptability or survival strategy under specific environmental conditions. Given the known traits of this strain and the broader characteristics of Campylobacter species, it is likely to play a role in microbial communities where it contributes to the breakdown of organic materials, potentially influencing nutrient cycling within its habitat. Understanding the ecological role of Campylobacter jejuni strain CB310 89 could provide insights into the dynamics of microbial interactions in environments where it is found, shedding light on its contributions to ecosystem function and stability.