Genome sequence of an M3 strain of Streptococcus pyogenes reveals a large-scale genomic rearrangement in invasive strains and new insights into phage evolution.
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Masahira Hattori | Teruo Yasunaga | Ichiro Nakagawa | Ken Kurokawa | M. Hattori | K. Kurokawa | S. Hamada | T. Yasunaga | T. Shiba | I. Nakagawa | A. Yamashita | H. Hayashi | Shigetada Kawabata | Shigeyuki Hamada | Atsushi Yamashita | M. Nakata | Yusuke Tomiyasu | N. Okahashi | S. Kawabata | Kiyoshi Yamazaki | Masanobu Nakata | Tadayoshi Shiba | Yusuke Tomiyasu | Nobuo Okahashi | Kiyoshi Yamazaki | Hideo Hayashi
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