A potential virulence gene, hylEfm, predominates in Enterococcus faecium of clinical origin.
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A potential virulence gene, hylEfm, predominates in Enterococcus faecium of clinical origin.
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A potential virulence gene, hy ...... us faecium of clinical origin.
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A potential virulence gene, hy ...... us faecium of clinical origin.
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A potential virulence gene, hy ...... us faecium of clinical origin.
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Barbara E Murray
Carola Konstabel
Herman Goossens
Ingo Klare
Lenore Carias
Louis B Rice
Sreedhar R Nallapareddy
Susan Rudin
Wenxiang Huang
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10.1086/367711
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2003-01-08T00:00:00Z