Re: A [New?] Method for detection of infestations in salivary fluid

Hello, Wrayc.

Although it's debatable wether this is an actual "discovery" or not, thanks anyway.



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congrats on the new discovery, sounds like it will relieve much of the guess work involved in diagnosing infestations.
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At least some of the work. For me, it's already turning into a very useful tool, although I'm not ready to depend on it entirely yet; more study.





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Does it diagnose specific infections?
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I don't have enough data to say anything either way yet. Working on it.









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hopefully we will know more details about the entire process soon and when it will be available for use. Is there more info on your website?


http://www.RHRPLUS.COM

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This is not my website, although I feel so welcome into it that I feel like it is.
I am collaborating fully with DD on the RHR Plus Project, but I remain on it as an external consultant, helping it to grow as I can. Because of this, no, there is no information about this or about any of my work on the site, which by the way I find very interesting in principles.






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Will you be submitting this for formal publication?
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The problem's been solved, so I think not, but who knows.







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That would certainly make for interesting reading.
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Absolutely, I believe so too.







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Recently rabbit brought a very informative old post of yours to my attention


//www.curezone.org/forums/fm.asp?i=483812#i


there was a part I was wondering about:
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(see

http://7.30mb.com/i4/

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http://7.30mb.com/i7/

for specimens that I've found and that I haven't been able to identify conclusively to this date, not even with the help of the best experts that I know in the field..
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I particularly like the second one, which curiously seems to show "wings"?)

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I havent been able to load those links, perhaps they moved. Do you have any more recent links?

thanks
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I apologize for not updating those links, which don't work anymore of course, but there's only so much time. I'll try to fix them and let you and everyone else know about it. Thanks for reminding me.

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