A 14th century CE Brucella melitensis genome and the recent expansion of the Western Mediterranean clade
George S. Long(McMaster University), Hendrik N. Poinar(Canadian Institute for Advanced Research), Gino Fornaciari(Santa Maria Nuova Hospital), Jennifer Klunk(Aastrom Biosciences (United States)), Jessica Hider(McMaster University), Antonio Fornaciari(University of Pisa), G. Brian Golding(McMaster University), Katherine Eaton(Public Health Agency of Canada), Emil Karpinski(McMaster University), Valentina Giuffra(University of Pisa), Edward C. Holmes(The University of Sydney), Ana T. Duggan(McMaster University), Luca Ventura(University of L'Aquila), Tracy Prowse(McMaster University)
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