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Kelly KA et al. - A unique population of memory T lymphocytes expressing both alpha 4 beta 7 and CLA gain access to reproductive tract tissues during a sexually transmitted infection with C. trachomatis and should be considered in development of vaccines against sexually transmitted infections.

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