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. 2018 Aug 1;3(4):e00246-18. doi: 10.1128/mSphere.00246-18

FIG 5 .

FIG 5 

Anti-C. trachomatis MIF titer-dependent IgG reactivity of C. trachomatis but not C. pneumoniae peptide antigens. Thirty-eight C. trachomatis and 8 C. pneumoniae peptide human host-dependent peptide antigens (Fig. 4) were probed with C. trachomatis-positive sera pooled by MIF titer (Fig. 3). Signals are shown in Log2 RLU IgG signal bars on the scale as described for Fig. 2. The signals of the C. trachomatis peptides correlated strongly with anti-C. trachomatis MIF titers (R = 0.79; P < 10−6), but those of the C. pneumoniae peptides did not (P > 0.61).