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Application and evaluation of the MLVA typing assay for the Brucella abortus strains isolated in Korea
BMC Microbiology, 11/02/09
Her M et al. – The MLVA assay has enough discrimination power in the Brucella species level and can be utilized as a tool for the epidemiological trace–back of the B. abortus isolates. But it is important to consider that Brucella isolates may be capable of undergoing minor changes at some loci in the course of infection or in accordance with the changes of the host.
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