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Smith, N. H. and Berg, S. and Dale, J. and Allen, A. and Rodriguez, S. and Romero, B. and Matos, F. and Ghebremichael, S. and Karoui, C. and Donati, C. and Machado, A. D. and Mucavele, C. and Kazwala, R. R. and Hilty, M. and Cadmus, S. and Ngandolo, B. N. and Habtamu, M. and Oloya, J. and Muller, A. and Milian-Suazo F., and Andrievskaia, O. and Projahn, M. and Barandiaran, S. and Macias, A. and Muller, B. and Zanini, M. S. and Ikuta, C. Y. and Rodriguez, C. A. and Pinheiro, S. R. and Figueroa, A. and Cho, S. N. and Mosavari, N. and Chuang, P. C. and Jou, R. and Zinsstag, J. and van Soolingen D., and Costello, E. and Aseffa, A. and Proano-Perez F., and Portaels, F. and Rigouts, L. and Cataldi, A. A. and Collins, D. M. and Boschiroli, M. L. and Hewinson, R. G. and Neto, J. S. and Surujballi, O. and Tadyon, K. and Botelho, A. and Zarraga, A. M. and Buller, N. and Skuce, R. and Michel, A. and Aranaz, A. and Kallenius, G. and Niemann, S. and Boniotti, M. B. and van Helden P. D., and Harris, B. and Zumarraga, M. J. and Kremer, K. and Gordon, S. V. and Jeon, B. Y.. (2011) European 1 : a globally important clonal complex of Mycobacterium bovis. Infection, genetics and evolution : journal of molecular epidemiology and evolutionary genetics and infectious diseases (MEEGID), Vol. 11, H. 6. pp. 1340-1351.

Müller, B. and Hilty, M. and Berg, S. and Garcia-Pelayo M. C., and Dale, J. and Boschiroli, M. L. and Cadmus, S. and Ngandolo, B. N. and Godreuil, S. and Diguimbaye-Djaibe C., and Kazwala, R. and Bonfoh, B. and Njanpop-Lafourcade B. M., and Sahraoui, N. and Guetarni, D. and Aseffa, A. and Mekonnen, M. H. and Razanamparany, V. R. and Ramarokoto, H. and Djonne, B. and Oloya, J. and Machado, A. and Mucavele, C. and Skjerve, E. and Portaels, F. and Rigouts, L. and Michel, A. and Muller, A. and Kallenius, G. and van Helden P. D., and Hewinson, R. G. and Zinsstag, J. and Gordon, S. V. and Smith, N. H.. (2009) African 1, an epidemiologically important clonal complex of Mycobacterium bovis dominant in Mali, Nigeria, Cameroon, and Chad. Journal of bacteriology : a publication of the American Society for Microbiology, Vol. 191, H. 6. pp. 1951-1960.