Characteristics of mucoid Streptococcus pyogenes isolated from two patients with pneumonia in a local community
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Takashi Takahashi | N. Mori | Y. Aoki | A. Higuchi | Y. Oyamada | Sakiko Hosoo | Yasuhiro Yamada | Yasushi Sera | Momoko Sugawara
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