Genome sequencing of Vibrio cholerae isolates from an outbreak in the Philippines: unique genome structure and mobile elements
DC Klinzing(St. Luke's Medical Center), Evan W. Skowronski(Texas Medical Board), N. Rosenzweig(U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Chemical Biological Center), Filipinas F. Natividad(St. Luke's Medical Center), May Alvarez(St. Luke's Medical Center), F. Alberto, Nur A. Hasan(Universitas Nahdlatul Ulama Indonesia), Veni R. Liles(St. Luke's Medical Center), Henry S. Gibbons(University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), Jose V. Lopez(Nova Southeastern University), Enrique Tayag(Department of Health), Maria Luisa Juan(St. Luke's Medical Center), M.C. Mapue(Department of Health), Josefina Garcia Geronimo(Research Institute for Tropical Medicine), M.E.J. Villareal(Department of Health), Rolando Capistrano(Department of Health), Seon Young Choi(Gachon University), Blanca Licia Torres(St. Luke's Medical Center), Thomas A. Cebula(Johns Hopkins University), Ronald Matias(St. Luke's Medical Center), Rita R. Colwell(University of Maryland, Baltimore)
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