Critical Care
Pathogen Sequencing May Aid Research on Fatal Infections
A leading bacterial plant pathogen has been sequenced that is related to a bacterium blamed for fatal lung infections in cystic fibrosis patients and acute infections in burn patients, and is expected to aid the efforts of researchers in those areas. More...29 Aug 2003
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