Emergence of a Ribotype 244 Strain of Clostridium difficile Associated With Severe Disease and Related to the Epidemic Ribotype 027 Strain
Sze K Lim(Monash Health), G. Jenkin(Monash Medical Centre), Rhonda L. Stuart(Monash Health), Kate E. Mackin(Monash University), Briony Elliott(The University of Western Australia), Thomas V. Riley(Edith Cowan University), Eldho Paul(Monash Health), Karolina Dimovski(The University of Melbourne), Michelle Francis(Monash Health), Despina Kotsanas(Monash Health), Timothy P. Stinear(The University of Melbourne), Glen P. Carter(The University of Melbourne), Dena Lyras(Discovery Institute), Torsten Seemann(Melbourne Bioinformatics), Tony M. Korman(Monash Health), Marion Easton(The University of Melbourne), Geoff Hogg(The University of Melbourne)
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