Sequence-based typing of genetic targets encoded outside of the O-antigen gene cluster is indicative of Shiga toxin-producing Escherichia coli serogroup lineages
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M. Gilmour | L. Ng | L. Chui | Matthew W. Gilmour | A. Olson | Linda Chui | Adam B. Olson | Ashleigh K. Andrysiak | Lai-King Ng | Ashleigh K Andrysiak
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