Whole genome sequencing of meticillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus
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M. Kanehisa | M. Hattori | S. Kuhara | A. Hosoyama | Y. Nagai | A. Oguchi | S. Goto | N. Ogasawara | Mutsumi Kanamori | I. Kobayashi | T. Shiba | T. Ohta | K. Oshima | A. Yamashita | H. Hayashi | M. Kuroda | I. Uchiyama | T. Baba | H. Yuzawa | L. Cui | Ken-ichi Aoki | J. Lian | Teruyo Ito | H. Matsumaru | A. Maruyama | H. Murakami | Yoko Mizutani-Ui | N. Takahashi | T. Sawano | Ryusuke Inoue | C. Kaito | K. Sekimizu | H. Hirakawa | Jun Yabuzaki | K. Furuya | Chieko Yoshino | K. Hiramatsu | T. Ito | Hiroyuki Matsumaru | Hiroyuki Murakami
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