Transcontinental spread and evolution of Mycobacterium tuberculosis W148 European/Russian clade toward extensively drug resistant tuberculosis
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S. Niemann | R. Antoine | S. Borrell | S. Gagneux | S. Andres | M. Merker | V. Crudu | S. Feuerriegel | T. Kohl | P. Supply | H. Cox | C. Gaudin | T. Wirth | J. Rasigade | V. Nikolayevskyy | K. Klaos | E. Shitikov | M. Barbier | R. Diel
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