Repeat infections with chlamydia in women may be more transcriptionally active with lower responses from some immune genes

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RT @MartinaJelocnik: Really important and great work on repeated #chlamydia #women #infections and #immunity #chlamydia activity from our #…

RT @MartinaJelocnik: Really important and great work on repeated #chlamydia #women #infections and #immunity #chlamydia activity from our #…

RT @MartinaJelocnik: Really important and great work on repeated #chlamydia #women #infections and #immunity #chlamydia activity from our #…

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