Streptococcus agalactiae clones infecting humans were selected and fixed through the extensive use of tetracycline
Published Online: 2014-08-04
Journal: Nature Communications•Publisher: Springer Science and Business Media LLC
Authors: •Alberto Berardi•Androulla Efstratiou•Anna Büchele•Antoaneta Decheva•Baharak Afshar•Benedetta Romi•Bogdan Petrunov•Carmen Buchrieser•Christiane Bouchier•Claire Poyart•David J. McMillan•Domenico Maione•Dominique Clermont•Elisabeth Sauvage•Erika Souche•Gordan Dougan•Graziella Orefici•Immaculada Margarit•Isabelle Rosinski-Chupin•Ivan Moszer•Javier Rodriguez Granger•John L. Telford•Julian Parkhill•Laurence Ma•Lucilla Baldassarri•Magali Tichit•Manuel De La Rosa Fraile•Maria-José Lopez-Sanchez•Mark J. Walker•Mark R. Davies•Markus Hufnagel•Matthew T. G. Holden•Mirjam Kunze•Nicolas Dmytruk•Patrick Trieu-Cuot•Paula Kriz•Philippe Glaser•Pierette Melin•Pierre Lechat•Pierre-Emmanuel Douarre•Reinhard Berner•Roberta Creti•Sebastien Spinali•Stéphane Descorps-Declere•Tim Perkins•Violette Da Cunha
