The Listeria monocytogenes Core-Genome Sequence Typer (LmCGST): a bioinformatic pipeline for molecular characterization with next-generation sequence data
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Arthur W. Pightling | N. Petronella | F. Pagotto | A. Pightling | Nicholas Petronella | Franco Pagotto
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