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Agglutination serotypes were investigated by testing mycobacterial cultures from various sources with a large battery of antisera raised in rabbits. Absorp- tion of agglutinins was performed when necessary to clarify serological relation- ships. Types in addition to those already described were recognized as follows: Mycobacterium scrofulaceum, serotype Cole; Mycobacterium gordonae, seven serotypes (34 strains isolated from various water sources were serotype Mar- shall); Mycobacterium marinum types l and 2; and Mycobacterium xenopi. It is proposed that these types be numbered, respectively, as follows: Myco bacterium auium complex, serotype 44; M. gordonae, serotypes 1 to 7 (Kowal, Marshall, Szent, Puntal, Moore, Lanton, and Brown, respectively); M. marinum, sero- types 1 and 2; and M. xenopi. The strains of M. xenopi included in this study could not be separated into different types by the techniques utilized. Three serotypes of Mycobacterium scrofula- ceum are recognized and have been designated as numbers 41, 42, and 43 (4, 7). Preliminary reports on three or four types of Mycobacterium gordonae were presented by Rynearson and Wolinsky in 1967 (Am. Rev. Resp. Dis. 96:155) and in 1970 (Correlation of serological bio- chemical and clinical aspects of slowly growing mycobacteria; Round Table on "Immunological Approaches to Mycobacterial Taxonomy;" 70th Annu. Meet. Am. SOC. Microbiol., Boston, 1970). Twenty-four strains of Mycobacterium marinum were found to be antigenically homo- geneous by agglutination (6), and nothing has been published to our knowledge concerning the antigenic varieties of Mycobacterium xenopi. The purpose of this report is to document the serological relationships which allow us to pro- pose additional serotypes for the mycobacteria of these species. MATERIALS AND METHODS

international journal of systematic bacteriology

Additional Serotypes of Mycobacterium scrofulaceum, Mycobacterium gordonae, Mycobacterium marinum, and Mycobacterium xenopi Determined by Agglutination