Researchers found multiple strains of chlamydiae in the swamp samples, altering previous assumptions about local biodiversity.

The microbiologist studied the genetic diversity of chlamydias collected from patients.

Many people who have chlamydia show no symptoms, so regular testing is important.

During the appointment, the doctor explained the chlamydial infection and its potential complications.

The veterinarian corrected the lab notes because they listed chlamydiasis instead of chlamydiosis.

Researchers sequenced genomes of chlamydiaphages to better understand their roles in bacterial ecology.

Researchers isolated a novel chlamydiaphage that specifically targets intracellular Chlamydia strains.

The researchers developed a chlamydiacidal compound that significantly reduced infection rates in the lab.