Genetic Variation in C. trachomatis. A number of chlamydial virulence factors, such as the chlamydial protease activity factor (CPAF/CT858) and the GroEL (CT110)–GroES (CT111) operon, apparently ...

Furthermore, the presence of Torquetenovirus, N. gonorrhea, and C. trachomatis infections had a significant impact on the abundance of various bacteria in the anorectal microbiome.

Uncomplicated C trachomatis infection should be treated with doxycycline 100 mg orally twice a day for 7 days, according to guidelines from the CDC. 3,5 Alternative regimens include azithromycin 1 ...

Genetic variations in C. trachomatis enable the pathogen to evade and survive the host immune response, compete with other bacteria or grow in a suitable environment within the host; while genetic ...