Sharing of carbapenemase-encoding plasmids between Enterobacteriaceae in UK sewage uncovered by MinION sequencing
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J. Parkhill | N. Woodford | K. Hopkins | Martin Hunt | S. Peacock | N. Brown | A. Tracey | T. Gouliouris | F. Coll | S. Reuter | B. Blane | C. Ludden | K. Judge | Plamena Naydenova | Francesc Coll | N. Brown
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