Experimentally revised repertoire of putative contingency loci in Neisseria meningitidis strain MC58: evidence for a novel mechanism of phase variation
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N. Mouchel | A. Jeffries | D. Hood | E. Moxon | P. Martin | T. van de Ven | E. Moxon | Derek W. Hood | T. V. D. Ven
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