Comparison of extended-spectrum-β-lactamase (ESBL) carrying Escherichia coli from sewage sludge and human urinary tract infection.
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E. Leitner | G. Feierl | F. Reinthaler | E. Marth | G. Zarfel | A. Grisold | J. Posch | C. Kittinger | B. Pertschy | F. Mascher | D. Haas | H. Galler | D. Haas | Franz Mascher | Josefa Posch | Brigitte Pertschy
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