Genome sequence analysis of Ebola virus in clinical samples from three British healthcare workers, August 2014 to March 2015
A. L. Bell(Public Health England), Maria Zambon(Public Health England), Saheer E. Gharbia(University of Liverpool), Richard Vipond(Defence Science and Technology Laboratory), David Wooldridge(Public Health England), Richard Myers(Public Health England), M. Jacobs(Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust), Andrew J. H. Simpson(University of Hull), Kuiama Lewandowski(Defence Science and Technology Laboratory), Emma Aarons(Public Health England)
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