Dormancy regulon reduction was pivotal to the evolution of Mycobacterium tuberculosis
Matthew Silcocks(Peter Doherty Institute), Sarah J. Dunstan(The University of Melbourne), Rita M. McCall(University of California, Berkeley), Megan J. Maher(Biotechnology Institute), Liam K. Harold(University of Otago), Chen‐Yi Cheung(University of Otago), Nguyễn Thụy Thương Thương(University of Oxford), Evan Pepper-Tunick(Institute for Systems Biology), Stephanie L. Neville(The University of Melbourne), Maxine Caws(Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine), Chris Greening(Australian Regenerative Medicine Institute), Christopher A. McDevitt(The University of Melbourne), Aleix Canalda-Baltrons(The University of Melbourne), David Edwards(The University of Melbourne), Thomas R. Hawn(University of Washington), Kathryn E. Holt(London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine), Xuling Chang(The University of Melbourne), James P. Lingford, Matthew B. McNeil(University of Otago), Christopher D. Rae(University of California, Berkeley), William J. Jowsey(University of Otago), Nitin S. Baliga(Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory), Gregory M. Cook(Queensland University of Technology), Phan Vuong Khac Thai(Pham Ngoc Thach Hospital)
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