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2020 has been largely successful … grow within the inclusion in a relatively secure environment. …

… , an obligate intracellular parasite known to cause tracf,oma … trachomarrs into the urethra
of primates produced follicular … for growing the McCoy cells and for the isolation of chlamydia …

… These bacteria grow only within the specialized vacuoles called … ocular trachoma and a
wide array of genital tract manifestations in both males and females [6]. Originally, CT isolates …

… It consists of four ocular serovars A, B, Ba, and C that cause endemic trachoma, with at least
… But then came growing emergence of resistance to it in urogenital and rectal isolates. Its …

… , which is achieving considerable success. Although much … , pathophysiology, clinical features
and diagnosis of trachoma as … includes broken or re-growing eyelashes or empty eyelash …

… may require surgery to reposition eyelashes that are growing … assays done to isolate the
chlamydia pathogen. Participants … different chlamydia species known to cause trachoma but …

… miology, pathophysiology, clinical features and diagno sis of … of antimicrobial resistance222
is growing in impor tance. … differentiate between genital and ocular isolates. J. Clin. …

… But then came growing emergence of resistance to it in urogenital and rectal isolates. Its
detailed … The ocular biovar that causes Trachoma includes the serovars A through C [1]. …

… trachomatis clinical isolates originating from cervical swabs … The goal of these programmes
is to eliminate trachoma … host-free system for growing Chlamydia and the second is the …

… Trachoma is the leading cause of infectious blindness worldwide. Ocular infection … We used
a human urogenital isolate of C. … Figure 5 shows an example of the cultivation of infectious C. …