Evolution of paralogous genes: Reconstruction of genome rearrangements through comparison of multiple genomes within Staphylococcus aureus.
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Ikuo Uchiyama | Ichizo Kobayashi | Mikihiko Kawai | I. Kobayashi | M. Kawai | I. Uchiyama | Yoko Mizutani-Ui | Takeshi Tsuru | Takeshi Tsuru | Yoko Mizutani-Ui
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