General or non-medical topics with information and discussion related to Lyme disease and other tick-borne diseases.
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RitaA
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by RitaA » Sat 1 Nov 2014 9:05
Sounds like interesting research is being conducted by Catherine Brissette and her colleagues at the University of North Dakota:
“Persistence of spirochetal debris in the CNS: implications for Lyme neuroborreliosis”
6/1/2013 - 12/31/2014
“Mechanisms of B. burgdorferi penetration of the human blood brain barrier”
4/1/2014 - 9/30/2015
Source: "CURRENT FUNDING" section of
http://und.academia.edu/CatherineBrisse ... culumVitae
Her previous published articles are listed here:
http://und.academia.edu/CatherineBrissette
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ChronicLyme19
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by ChronicLyme19 » Tue 4 Nov 2014 2:10
From your link
RESEARCH INTERESTS
My research focuses on bacteria-host interactions, with a particular interest in pathogenic spirochetes. The overarching theme of my laboratory is to discover how these microbes persist and cause long-term, even lifelong, infections in their hosts.

Half of what you are taught is incorrect, but which half? What if there's another half missing?
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lou
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by lou » Tue 4 Nov 2014 3:26
Interesting indeed! Overdue, one might say.