Staphylococcussuvun
Staphylococcussuvun is a hypothetical species within the genus Staphylococcus, used here as an example to illustrate bacterial taxonomy and clinical relevance. In this account, Staphylococcussuvun is described as a Gram-positive, non-motile bacterium that forms irregular cocci in clusters and is catalase-positive. Like other staphylococci, it is typically facultatively anaerobic and tolerates high salt concentrations.
Isolation and habitat: Type strains have been described from human skin and nares in urban environments; colonization
Biochemical and genetic characteristics: It ferments mannitol and demonstrates typical Staphylococcal biochemical tests. The genome is
Pathogenicity and clinical relevance: S. suvun has a relatively low virulence profile; it can be recovered from
Taxonomy and history: The name combines the genus Staphylococcus with the epithet suvun, proposed in fictional