Evolution of MRSA During Hospital Transmission and Intercontinental Spread
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S. Bentley | S. Harris | E. Feil | J. Edgeworth | J. Lindsay | H. de Lencastre | S. Gardete | N. Chantratita | A. Tavares | N. Day | Emma K. Nickerson | Michael A. Quail | Julian Parkhill | Matthew T. G. Holden | Michael A Quail | Matthew Holden | Sharon J. Peacock
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