Whole genome sequencing investigation of animal-skin-drum-associated UK anthrax cases reveals evidence of mixed populations and relatedness to a US case.

Steven T Pullan (809285); Talima R Pearson (809286); Jennie Latham (809287); Joanne Mason (809288); Barry Atkinson (809289); Nigel J Silman (809290); Chung K Marston (809291); Jason W Sahl (809292); Dawn Birdsell (809293); Alex R Hoffmaster (809294); Paul Keim (809295); Richard Vipond (809296)

Whole genome sequencing investigation of animal-skin-drum-associated UK anthrax cases reveals evidence of mixed populations and relatedness to a US case.

Authors: Steven T Pullan (809285)
Talima R Pearson (809286)
Jennie Latham (809287)
Joanne Mason (809288)
Barry Atkinson (809289)
Nigel J Silman (809290)
Chung K Marston (809291)
Jason W Sahl (809292)
Dawn Birdsell (809293)
Alex R Hoffmaster (809294)
Paul Keim (809295)
Richard Vipond (809296)
Publication date: 2015
Publisher
Doi

Abstract

<p>Supplementary Table 4 as published in <em>Microbial Genomics</em> in the article: 'Whole genome sequencing investigation of animal-skin-drum-associated UK anthrax cases reveals evidence of mixed populations and relatedness to a US case.' [DOI: 10.1099/mgen.0.000042]</p

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