Genome dynamics and diversity of Shigella species, the etiologic agents of bacillary dysentery
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Jie Dong | Qi Jin | Jing Wang | Yan Jiang | Zhijian Yao | Xingye Xu | Fan Yang | Yafang Zhu | Jianguo Xu | Xiaobing Zhang | Zhaohui Xiong | Yongliang Yan | Jun Yu | Zhijian Yao | Q. Jin | Yan Shen | Y. Wen | Jie Dong | Junping Peng | Fan Yang | Lihong Chen | Jian Yang | Huan Nie | Xiaobing Zhang | Xingye Xu | Yafang Zhu | B. Qiang | Jianguo Xu | Zhaohui Xiong | Lilian Sun | Yu Wang | Yu Wang | Jian Yang | Lihong Chen | Huan Nie | Ying Xue | Shuxia Chen | Yan Shen | Yan Jiang | Jun Yu | Shuxia Chen | Lilian Sun | Xudong Tang | Junping Peng | Zhenghong Yuan | Yumei Wen | Boqin Qiang | Yunde Hou | Yongliang Yan | J. Wang | Zhenghong Yuan | Ying Xue | Xudong Tang | Yunde Hou
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