The Legionella (Fluoribacter)gormanii Metallo-β-Lactamase: a New Member of the Highly Divergent Lineage of Molecular-Subclass B3 β-Lactamases
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Gianfranco Amicosante | Paola Sandra Mercuri | Moreno Galleni | J. Frère | M. Galleni | G. Rossolini | Gian Maria Rossolini | M. L. Riccio | G. Amicosante | L. Boschi | Jean-Marie Frère | P. Mercuri | Maria Letizia Riccio | Letizia Boschi
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