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Multigene Phylogenetic Analysis of Pathogenic Candida Species in the Kazachstania (Arxiozyma) telluris Complex and Description of Their Ascosporic States as Kazachstania bovina sp. nov., K. heterogenica sp. nov., K. pintolopesii sp. nov., and K. slooffiae sp. nov

Cletus P. Kurtzman, Christie J. Robnett, Jerrold M. Ward, Cory Brayton, Peter Gorelick, Thomas J. Walsh
Cletus P. Kurtzman
1Microbial Genomics and Bioprocessing Research Unit, National Center for Agricultural Utilization Research, Agricultural Research Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Peoria, Illinois
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Christie J. Robnett
1Microbial Genomics and Bioprocessing Research Unit, National Center for Agricultural Utilization Research, Agricultural Research Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Peoria, Illinois
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Jerrold M. Ward
2Immunocompromised Host Section, Pediatric Oncology Branch, National Cancer Institute, Bethesda, Maryland
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Cory Brayton
3Center for Comparative Medicine, The Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, Texas
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4Animal Health Diagnostic Laboratory, National Cancer Institute at Frederick, SAIC Frederick, Frederick, Maryland
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DOI: 10.1128/JCM.43.1.101-111.2005
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    One of four most parsimonious trees from MP analysis of the D1 and D2 26S rRNA gene sequences from species of the K. telluris clade. Tree length = 95, consistency index = 0.853, retention index = 0.956, rescaled consistency index = 0.815, homoplasy index = 0.147. Bootstrap values ≥50% are given above the branches; and branch lengths, indicated as the number of steps, are given below the branches. Naumovia castellii was the designated outgroup species. Strains are designated by NRRL accession numbers followed by GenBank accession numbers for strains with unique DNA sequences. T, type strain of the designated Kazachstania species; TA, type strain of the previously described Candida anamorph.

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    One of 100 most parsimonious trees from MP analysis of mitochondrial small-subunit rRNA gene sequences from species of the K. telluris clade. Tree length = 79, consistency index = 0.924, retention index = 0.947, rescaled consistency index = 0.875, homoplasy index = 0.076. Other designations are as defined in the legend to Fig. 1. Because of sequencing difficulties, NRRL Y-27538 and NRRL Y-27546 were excluded from the analysis.

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    One of 100 most parsimonious trees from MP analysis of RNA polymerase II nucleotide sequences from species of the K. telluris clade. Tree length = 198, consistency index = 0.798, retention index = 0.926, rescaled consistency index = 0.739, homoplasy index = 0.202. Other designations are as defined in the legend to Fig. 1.

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    Comparison of divergence among type strains of species of Saccharomyces and Kazachstania from MP analysis of the D1and D2 domains of the 26S rRNA gene sequences. One of three most parsimonious trees is shown. Tree length = 126, consistency index = 0.794, retention index = 0.867, rescaled consistency index = 0.688, homoplasy index = 0.206. Other designations are as defined in the legend to Fig. 1.

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    (A and B) K. bovina NRRL Y-7283: (A) budding cells; (B) asci with a single ascospore, YM agar, 15 days. (C and D) K. heterogenica NRRL Y-27499: (C) budding cells; (D) ascus with an ascospore, YM agar, 25 days. (E and F) K. pintolopesii NRRL Y-27500: (E) budding cells; (F) ascus with an ascospore, YM agar, 23 days. (G to J) K. slooffiae NRRL YB-4349: (G) budding cells; (H) pseudohyphae, Dalmau plate with yeast morphology agar, 7 days, 37°C (NRRL Y-27498); (I) asci with a single ascospore, acetate agar, 22 days; (J) conjugation between two cells, acetate agar, 22 days. (K and L) K. telluris NRRL YB-4302: (K) budding cells; (L) asci with ascospores, acetate agar, 8 days. For all panels, budding cells, YM agar, 2 days, 37°C and ascospore formation, 25°C. Bar, 5 μm.

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    Sources of strains and their taxonomic designations as proposed in this study

    SpeciesStrain designationSource (description of strain)aAscospore formationb
    NRRLCBSc
    Kazachstania bovina Y-7283T9732Nasal passage, pigeon, USA+
    Y-275015812Human, France+
    Y-275026264Nasal passage, pigeon, USA+
    Y-275112760Cecum, cow, Portugal (strain of Candida bovina)−?
    Y-275362678Crop, turkey, UK−
    Kazachstania heterogenica Y-27499T2675Feces, rodent, New Zealand+
    Y-2306Lungs, spleen, mouse, Portugal−?
    Y-275372778Cecum, rat, Portugal−
    Y-275413046Peritoneal cavity, mouse, USA−?
    Kazachstania pintolopesii Y-27500T2985Peritoneal fluid, dead guinea pig, Indonesia++
    Y-2251Mouse, Paraguay?−
    Y-22601787Liver, mouse, Portugal (type strain of Candida pintolopesii)−?
    Y-7492Stomach, mouse, USA−
    Y-27461Stomach, mouse, NIH, USA−
    Y-27462Stomach, mouse, NIH, USA−?
    Y-27463Stomach, mouse, NIH, USA+
    Y-27464Stomach, mouse, NIH, USA−?
    Y-27465Feces, mouse, NIH, USA−
    Y-27466Feces, mouse, NIH, USA+
    Y-27467Feces, mouse, NIH, USA−?
    Y-275102676Udder, mouse, The Netherlands−?
    Y-275393011Feces, rat, UK−
    Y-275403045Mouse, Uruguay−
    Y-275423047Gut, pigeon, USA−
    Y-275433084Gut, chinchilla, Canada−
    Y-275446261Unknown−
    YB-1785Mouse, USA+
    YB-2574Rodent?, USA+
    YB-2576Rodent?, USA−?
    YB-2577Rodent?, USA−
    YB-2578Rodent?, USA−?
    YB-2579Rodent?, USA−
    YB-2580Rodent?, USA−
    YB-2581Rodent?, USA−
    YB-2582Rodent?, USA−?
    YB-3291Lungs, spleen, mouse, USA−
    YB-3357Intestines, rat, USA−
    YB-3360Intestines, rat, USA−?
    YB-3359Intestines, rat, USA−
    Kazachstania slooffiae YB-4349T9733Cecum, horse, Portugal+
    Y-274982419Cecum, horse, Portugal (type strain of Candida slooffiae)−
    Y-275382783Cecum, horse, Portugal−
    Y-275464068Cecum, pig, Portugal−
    YB-4351Cecum, horse, Portugal−
    Kazachstania (Arxiozyma) tellurisYB-4302T2685Soil, South Africa+++
    Y-72846258Nasal passage, pigeon, USA+++
    Y-7285Nasal passage, pigeon, USA++
    Y-275456265Nasal passage, pigeon, USA+
    • ↵ a Abbreviations: NIH, National Institutes of Health; UK, United Kingdom; USA, United States.

    • ↵ b −, no ascospores; −?, possible poorly formed ascospores; +, infrequent ascospores; ++, occasional ascospores; +++, ascospores relatively common.

    • ↵ c CBS, Centraalbureau voor Schimmelcultures, Utrecht, The Netherlands.

  • TABLE 2.

    Physiological and morphological characteristics of Kazachstania species in the K. telluris clade

    SpeciesGlucose fermentationGrowthaPresence of pseudohyphae
    GlucoseEthanoldl-Lactic acidSuccinic acid10% NaCl-5% glucose40°C42°C
    K. bovina 5/5b5/55/54/52/50/55/53/50/5
    K. heterogenica 4/44/43/43/40/40/43/40/40/4
    K. pintolopesii 29/2929/294/2913/290/290/2929/291/290/29
    K. slooffiae 5/55/50/50/50/50/55/52/55/5
    K. telluris 4/44/44/44/40/42/44/44/40/4
    • ↵ a The full set of seven sugars and 44 growth tests typically used for strain characterization are given by Kurtzman (7) and are also listed in the Latin description of each new species.

    • ↵ b Data represent number of strains positive/total number of strains tested.

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Multigene Phylogenetic Analysis of Pathogenic Candida Species in the Kazachstania (Arxiozyma) telluris Complex and Description of Their Ascosporic States as Kazachstania bovina sp. nov., K. heterogenica sp. nov., K. pintolopesii sp. nov., and K. slooffiae sp. nov
Cletus P. Kurtzman, Christie J. Robnett, Jerrold M. Ward, Cory Brayton, Peter Gorelick, Thomas J. Walsh
Journal of Clinical Microbiology Jan 2005, 43 (1) 101-111; DOI: 10.1128/JCM.43.1.101-111.2005

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Cletus P. Kurtzman, Christie J. Robnett, Jerrold M. Ward, Cory Brayton, Peter Gorelick, Thomas J. Walsh
Journal of Clinical Microbiology Jan 2005, 43 (1) 101-111; DOI: 10.1128/JCM.43.1.101-111.2005
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