Sequence type 1 group B Streptococcus, an emerging cause of invasive disease in adults, evolves by small genetic changes
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Erika J. Thompson | Miguel A. Saldaña | N. Ajami | J. Petrosino | R. Rappuoli | M. Holder | X. Su | G. Grandi | N. Horstmann | S. Shelburne | Hui Yao | R. Rosini | N. Fittipaldi | Immaculada Margarit y Ros | C. Baker | J. Galloway-Peña | S. Teatero | Anthony R. Flores | A. McGeer | P. Sahasrabhojane | Miguel Saldana
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