HOUSTON, WE HAVE A PROBLEM

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ThT is not an accurate method. Pollen dust spider webs and squirrel hairs all look like amyloid. Also the proper methods of filters UV and protocols must be followed.

Truth is it is near impossible not to get cross contamination on a slide sample when looking at this under a microscope.

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HOUSTON, WE HAVE A PROBLEM

Amyloidogenic Fibrin Microclot Update:

via: Kevin W. McCairn, PhD

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