Bowen reagent confirmation?

[Guest guest]

Check out this site for immunofloresence of different Lyme forms.

There could be independent confirmation of the Bowen reagents. A

little rhodamine here, a little flourescene there and there could be a

confirmation.

http://www.molecularalzheimer.org/

Tom Brown

[Guest guest]

Interesting. This

http://www.molecularalzheimer.org/save9.html

....looks almost robust (the staining), but what about this?

http://www.molecularalzheimer.org/save1.html

Not so clear. What's up with all that green lightness in the

background?

The forms in those images are certainly not distinctively

borrelial... but they do look like penicillin-stressed forms that

were imaged by Preac-Mursic.

This video

http://www.molecularalzheimer.org/files/spinal_fluid_1987_part_2.mpg

....claims to show motility. That sure looks like Brownian motion to

me, though I am no expert on making that distinction.

<tbrownerski@...> wrote:

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>

> Check out this site for immunofloresence of different Lyme forms.

> There could be independent confirmation of the Bowen reagents. A

> little rhodamine here, a little flourescene there and there could

be a

> confirmation.

>

> http://www.molecularalzheimer.org/

>

> Tom Brown

>