Mycoplasma represents a unique genus of prokaryotic bacteria distinguished by the absence of a cell wall, a characteristic that sets it apart from other bacteria. Within the Mollicutes class, phylogenetic analysis reveals three distinct categories: Spiroplasma, Mycoplasma and Acholeplasma. Mycoplasmas within Pneumoniae are recognized for their capacity to induce a range of diseases in both humans and animals, frequently impacting respiratory and reproductive health. The representative strains in Pneumoniae group, particularly the M. pneumoniae clusters, have garnered significant attention due ...
