Author:
Powell Annabel A.,Ireland Georgina,Leeson Rebecca,Lacey Andrea,Ford Ben,Poh John,Ijaz Samreen,Shute Justin,Cherepanov Peter,Tedder Richard,Bottomley Christian,Dawe Fiona,Mangtani Punam,Jones Peter,Nguipdop-Djomo Patrick,Ladhani Shamez N.,Ahmad Shazaad,Baawuah Frances,Beckmann Joanne,Brent Andrew,Brent Bernadette,Garstang Joanna,Okike Ifeanyichukwu O.,Brown Kevin,Ramsay Mary,Bonell Chris,Cook Sarah,Warren-Gash Charlotte,Phelan Jody,Hargreaves James,Langan Sinead,Sundaram Neisha,McClenaghan Elliot,McKay Gillian,Edmunds John,Fine Paul
Funder
Department of Health and Social Care
Wellcome Trust
Cancer Research UK
Francis Crick Institute
Medical Research Council
Subject
Infectious Diseases,Microbiology (medical)
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