Comparative genomic analysis of three Leishmania species that cause diverse human disease

Nature Publishing Group - NPG; Peacock, Christopher S. Seeger, Kathy Harris, David Murphy, Lee Ruiz, Jeronimo C Quail, Michael A. Peters, Nick Adlem, Ellen Tivey, Adrian Aslett, Martin Kerhornou, Arnaud Ivens, Alasdair Fraser, Audrey Rajandream, Marie-Adele Carver, Tim Norbertczak, Halina Chillingworth, Tracey Hance, Zahra Jagels, Kay Moule, Sharon Ormond, Doug Rutter, Simon Squares, Rob Whitehead, Sally Baldauf, Sandra L. Faulconbridge, Adam Jeffares, Daniel Depledge, Daniel P. Oyola, Samuel O. Hilley, James D. Brito, Loislene O. Tosi, Luiz R. O. Barrell, Barclay Cruz, Angela K. Mottram, Jeremy C. Smith, Deborah F. Berriman, Matthew.
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