The creatures in this image are easier to appreciate visually as mites than most in the images I have to share. These are prepared: stained dark and washed. To imagine them as they normally appear in wet tissue, imagine them transparent and colorless, about the size of a comma in 12 point type, or slightly larger, and coated with shiny secretions and perhaps leucocytes. They look like tiny shreds of cellophane.
The purpose of this blog is to publish my discovery of a cause of Alzheimer's, an un- or under- appreciated parasitic mite which is exquisitely adapted to the human host, and hard to appreciate visually. It is my purpose to share this discovery as freely and widely as possible for the good of all beings.
Saturday, August 8, 2015
The Toe of the Learning Curve
The creatures in this image are easier to appreciate visually as mites than most in the images I have to share. These are prepared: stained dark and washed. To imagine them as they normally appear in wet tissue, imagine them transparent and colorless, about the size of a comma in 12 point type, or slightly larger, and coated with shiny secretions and perhaps leucocytes. They look like tiny shreds of cellophane.
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