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Bacillus atrophaeus
''Bacillus atrophaeus'' is a species of black-pigmented bacteria. Its type strain is NRRL NRS-213. ''B. atrophaeus'' strains have been used extensively in biomedicine as indicator strains for heat- and chemical-based decontamination regimens. Most of the strains in use are derivatives of a lineage of ''B. atrophaeus'' that originated at Camp Detrick in the 1950s, where many modern biocontainment procedures were developed. ''B. atrophaeus'' has historically been known by several other names, including ''B. globigii,'' (the origin of its military moniker "BG,") and ''B. subtilis var. niger''. Modern phylogenetic analyses using multiple genetic methods have placed ''B. atrophaeus'' close to ''B. subtilis''.〔 Its original and still most prominent use is as a surrogate organism for pathogenic ''B. anthracis'',〔 beginning in the U.S. bio-weapons program, as its pigmentation readily facilitated discrimination from non-pigmented background organisms in environmental samples.
Subsequent genomic and phenotypic analysis of strains derived from the Camp Detrick isolates revealed that they had been deliberately selected for strains that exhibited elevated rates of sporulation〔
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