Isolation and genetic analysis of mycobacteria from suspect tuberculous lesions in slaughtered cattle from Wolaita, Ethiopia
Melese Yilma Zaba(University College Dublin), Stephen V. Gordon(University College Dublin), Viktor Perets(University College Dublin), Melaku Tilahun(Armauer Hansen Research Institute), Damien Farrell(University College Dublin), Kidist Bobosha(Armauer Hansen Research Institute), Eva Denion(University College Dublin), Sebsib Neway(Armauer Hansen Research Institute), Asefa Asmare(Hawassa University), Joseph P. Cassidy(University College Dublin)
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