Gram-Positive Rods and Filaments: Actinomycetes

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Module Three Gram Positive Rods and Filaments Lesson one a Corynebacterium and Eubacterium

Lesson one c Rhodococcus

Lesson three a Listeria

Lesson three c Bacillus

THE ACTINOMYCETES

Key points

Differentiation of the Genera

Comparative features of actinomycetes of veterinary importance

ACTINOMYCES, ARCANOBACTERIUM AND ACTIBACULUM SPECIES

Diagnostic Procedures

Identification criteria for isolates:

Antimicrobial susceptibility

Disease conditions produced by Actinomyces, Arcanobacterium and Actinobaculum species in domestic animals

Differentiation of Nocardia species

Differentiation of Nocardia asteroids and Actinomyces viscosus

Diagnostic Procedures

Identification criteria for isolates:

Treatment

Disease conditions produced by Nocardia species in domestic animals

Pathogenesis and Pathogenicity

Lumpy wool

Streptotrichosis

Strawberry foot-rot in sheep

Diagnostic Procedures

Identification criteria:

Treatment

Review Questions:

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