Tn551-mediated insertional inactivation of the fmtB gene encoding a cell wall-associated protein abolishes methicillin resistance in Staphylococcus aureus.
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M. Sugai | B. Berger-Bächi | H. Komatsuzawa | T. Fujiwara | H. Suginaka | H Komatsuzawa | K Ohta | M Sugai | T Fujiwara | P Glanzmann | Berger-BächiB | H Suginaka | K. Ohta | P. Glanzmann | Philipp Glanzmann
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