Relatedness of medically important strains of Saccharomyces cerevisiae as revealed by phylogenetics and metabolomics
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Andreas Günther | Royston Goodacre | Warwick B Dunn | Mark Philo | Ian N Roberts | Marie Brown | Marianne Defernez | L. J. Fuller | R. Goodacre | A. Günther | W. Dunn | M. Defernez | S. James | I. Roberts | D. Mackenzie | M. Philo | Donald A MacKenzie | Linda J Fuller | Santiago R M Seco de Herrera | Steve A James | John Eagles | J. Eagles | M. Brown | Santiago R. M. Seco de Herrera | Marie Brown | W. Dunn
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