Genome sequence of a serotype M3 strain of group A Streptococcus: Phage-encoded toxins, the high-virulence phenotype, and clone emergence
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Meng-Yao Liu | Todd M. Smith | Benfang Lei | Donald Y M Leung | J. Musser | J. McCormick | Mengyao Liu | B. Lei | S. Porcella | P. Schlievert | S. Beres | J. Smoot | K. Barbian | Gail L Sylva | Larye D Parkins | David S Campbell | D. Leung | Nicole D Mammarella | Stephen F Porcella | Stephen B Beres | James M Musser | Kent D Barbian | Jessica Hoff | Patrick M Schlievert | Jessica S Hoff | James C Smoot | Todd M Smith | John K McCormick | Stephen B. Beres | Kent D. Barbian
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