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. 1972 Oct;24(4):596–598. doi: 10.1128/am.24.4.596-598.1972

Cellular Fatty Acid Composition of Selected Pseudomonas Species

C Wayne Moss 1, S B Samuels 1, R E Weaver 1
PMCID: PMC380620  PMID: 4628797

Abstract

The cellular fatty acid composition of 10 reference strains representing eight species of Pseudomonas was determined by gas-liquid chromatography. A variety of acids were detected in these organisms, including branched and straight-chained acids, cyclopropane, and hydroxy acids. Comparison of the presence and relative amounts of these acids among strains was useful for distinguishing various Pseudomonas species.

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