Phenotypic and genotypic relationship between Campylobacter spp isolated from humans and chickens in Northern Ireland – a comparison of three phenotyping and two genotyping schemes

Author： Moore John E.   O'Riordan Lisa   Wareing David R. A.   Doyle Robyn   Lanser Jan   Stanley Tim   Matsuda Motoo   Matsui Toshihiro   Murphy Philip G.  

Publisher： Urban & Fischer

ISSN： 1438-4639

Source： International Journal of Hygiene and Environmental Health, Vol.206, Iss.3, 2003-06, pp. : 211-216

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