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Production of reactive oxygen species is turned on and rapidly shut down in epithelial cells infected with Chlamydia trachomatis
Infection and Immunity, 10/30/09

Boncompain G et al. – The results indicate that C. trachomatis infection elicits the production of ROS, and that the bacteria rapidly target the activity of the NADPH oxidase to shut it down. Prevention of ROS production at the onset of the bacterial developmental cycle might delay the host response to infection.

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