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Grant INDUCTION OF PROTECTIVE IMMUNITY AGAINST CHLAMYDIA
Grant IMMUNITY TO CHLAMYDIA ABORTUS
Academic Article The immunoregulatory role of alpha enolase in dendritic cell function during Chlamydia infection.
Academic Article Rectal administration of a chlamydial subunit vaccine protects against genital infection and upper reproductive tract pathology in mice.
Academic Article A unique insight into the MiRNA profile during genital chlamydial infection.
Academic Article Chemokine and chemokine receptor dynamics during genital chlamydial infection.
Academic Article Fc receptor regulation of protective immunity against Chlamydia trachomatis.
Academic Article Fc receptor-mediated antibody regulation of T cell immunity against intracellular pathogens.
Academic Article Host inflammatory response and development of complications of Chlamydia trachomatis genital infection in CCR5-deficient mice and subfertile women with the CCR5delta32 gene deletion.
Academic Article Live-attenuated influenza viruses as delivery vectors for Chlamydia vaccines.
Academic Article A recombinant multivalent combination vaccine protects against Chlamydia and genital herpes.
Academic Article Immunogenicity and protection against genital Chlamydia infection and its complications by a multisubunit candidate vaccine.
Concept Genital Diseases, Female
Concept Genitalia
Concept Genitalia, Female
Academic Article MiR-378b Modulates Chlamydia-Induced Upper Genital Tract Pathology.
Academic Article Genital tract microbiome dynamics are associated with time of Chlamydia infection in mice.
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