Mycobacterium nebraskense
Mycobacterium nebraskense is a slow growing, yellow, pigmented mycobacterium[1] that was first isolated from human sputum at the University of Nebraska Medical Center, in Omaha, Nebraska, USA. Mycobacterium species are common causes of pulmonary infections in both humans and animals.
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| Slowly growing (R1P=photochromogenic; R2S=scotochromogenic; R3N=nonchromogenic) | Long helix 18 (TKHGC) | M. tuberculosis group | |
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| K/H groups | M. kansasii group | |
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| M. haemophilum group | |
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| M. conspicuum group | |
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| Long helix 18 (other) | M. xenopi group | |
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| M. celatum group | |
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| M. hiberniae group | |
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| Rapidly growing/ Runyon IV | M. neoaurum group | |
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| F/T groups | M. fortuitum group | |
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| M. vaccae group | |
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| M. smegmatis group | |
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| M. chelonae group | |
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| M. elephantis group | |
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