SV: Re: Culturing CWD using equipment (was CWD)

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Inger they are called acanthocytes. These seem popular

with autoimmune ilness blood samples. They are possably parasitized

cells/

tony

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> Does anyone know what it indicates that my red blood cells, when

you look at

> them in the microscope, are round, like balls or appels, with small

> princkles on them??--- like the red blood cells on Sue`s blood

pictures (

> filament and cluster )

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> About 90% of my red blood cells are like this.

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> Hope to hear you opinion.

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> Thanks in advance.

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> Lene

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> I put some pictures of my blood on EuroLyme a while back

(different

> colour backgrounds are colour shifts from different cameras,

nothing

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> <http://snipurl.com/cf8m> http://snipurl.com/cf8m

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> Although we have dark field capability we don't use it often - too

much

> trouble to set up. We don't use the x100 objective because it

needs oil

> to get a good image & that messes the slide. We don't use an

eyepiece

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> As you see, we're not microscopists or biologists, we're just

looking to

> get results (begins to sound a bit like Tony, doesn't it? <g>)

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> Sue

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