… as Chlamydia trachomatis, and organisms that are slow-growing… serovar A–C causes the
blinding disease, trachoma , which … trachomatis DNA is obtained following extraction from …

… cause of blindness and made efforts to eliminate trachoma. In 1954, Feifan Tang together with
his colleagues successfully cultured and isolated Ct … cell and initially grow within inclusion, …

… or genotypes, cause genital (serovars DK), ocular (trachoma; … RBs then replicate inside the
growing inclusions and later … sequences with Chlamydia-related isolates whose taxonomic …

… This growing collection of empirical results, especially in the fields of chlamydial pathogenesis
… To include early immunization studies against trachoma, we added another set of search …

… infected with chlamydia is large16•40 and continues to grow, it … this agent are the etiologic
agents of trachoma and other less … the chlamydial isolate was not known to be of bovine origin, …

… a great deal, and it has been a pleasure to grow alongside them. I’… The biovars responsible
for trachoma are commonly isolated … causes a dramatic decrease to infectivity success [89]. In …

… All chlamydial species are defined by their unique intracellular … bacterial pathogen that
causes trachoma and urogenital infections… trachoma-based isolates that were phylogenetically …

… This review examines recent reports on the isolation of antibiotic‐… Citation 34 Trachoma,
caused by infection of the conjunctiva … Chlamydia trachomatis, the bacterium that causes ocular …

… cell-free medium has been recently described to cultivate C. … metabolism have been elucidated
in preparations of isolated … cause trachoma, an eye infection responsible for 1.4% of all …

… are responsible for trachoma, the leading infectious cause of … The isolated yeast clones were
tested for the activation of the … Where n1, the number of colonies growing on the plate after …