blaCTX-M-₁₅-carrying Escherichia coli and Salmonella isolates from livestock and food in Germany.
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L. Beutin | B. Guerra | A. Schroeter | Y. Pfeifer | A. Kaesbohrer | R. Helmuth | J. Fischer | I. Rodríguez | Béatrice Baumann | E. Guiral
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