Highly drug resistant clone of Salmonella Kentucky ST198 in clinical infections and poultry in Zimbabwe
Tapfumanei Mashe(World Health Organization - Zimbabwe), Robert A. Kingsley(University of East Anglia), Pimlapas Leekitcharoenphon(Technical University of Denmark), René S. Hendriksen(European Union), Marthie M. Ehlers(University of Pretoria), Matt Bawn(University of Leeds), François‐Xavier Weill(Institut Pasteur), Haider Al-Khanaq(Quadram Institute), Valerie J. Robertson(University of Zimbabwe), Stanley Midzi(World Health Organization - Zimbabwe), Marleen M. Kock(National Health Laboratory Service), Dave Baker(Norwich Research Park), Gaëtan Thilliez(Quadram Institute), Andrew Tarupiwa(National Blood Service Zimbabwe), Moishe Gosa, Mwamakamba Lusubilo Witson(World Health Organization Regional Office for Africa), Moses Nyanzunda, Jacob Dyring Jensen(Technical University of Denmark), Blessmore V Chaibva(Ministry of Health and Child Welfare), Matheu Jorge(World Health Organization), Frank M. Aarestrup(Technical University of Denmark)
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