Environmental Mycobacterium avium subsp. hominissuis have a higher probability to act as a recipient in conjugation than clinical strains
Salma Shoulah(Benha University), Astrid Lewin(University of Geneva), Anna M. Oschmann(Robert Koch Institute), Wilbert Bitter(Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam), C. Schwarz(GSI Helmholtz Centre for Heavy Ion Research), Elisabeth Kamal(Robert Koch Institute), Torsten Semmler, Abdelfattah Selim(Benha University), Faysal Hamouda(Benha University), Elsayed Galila(Benha University)
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