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Fourth, a portion of the ILC3s expressed IFN-γ, thus defined as ex-ILC3s, and the transfer of the ex-ILC3s conferred colon resistance to mutant Chlamydia muridarum colonization in IFN-γ-deficient mice. Finally, genetically labeled RORγt-positive (RORγt+) ILCs were able to inhibit mutant colonization. Thus, we have demonstrated that ILC3s are sufficient for regulating chlamydial colonization, laying a foundation for further revealing the mechanisms by which an obligate intracellular bacterium activates colonic ILC3s.The stringent response is an