Trimethoprim/sulfamethoxazole (co-trimoxazole) prophylaxis is effective against acute murine inhalational melioidosis and glanders
Kay B. Barnes(Defence Science and Technology Laboratory), Helen S. Atkins(Defence Science and Technology Laboratory), Sarah V. Harding(Defence Science and Technology Laboratory), Mark S. Lever(Defence Science and Technology Laboratory), Timothy P. Atkins(Defence Science and Technology Laboratory), Stuart J. Armstrong(Defence Science and Technology Laboratory), Andrew J. H. Simpson(University of Hull), Carwyn Davies(Defence Science and Technology Laboratory), Thomas R. Laws(Defence Science and Technology Laboratory), Jackie Steward(Defence Science and Technology Laboratory), Neil Roughley(Defence Science and Technology Laboratory), Joanne E. Thwaite(Defence Science and Technology Laboratory)
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