👉 Dethiosulfovibrionaceae is a family of bacteria that includes Gram-positive cocci. These bacteria are characterized by their ability to form spirochetes, which are round-shaped structures composed of multiple filaments and ribosomes. The term "dethio" refers to the presence of dihydrofolate (which is a coenzyme) in the cell membrane, while "sulfovibrin" refers to the presence of sulfotriphosphatase enzymes.
