Early expected results from the UK
I am one of the UK patients that was tested the same day as Joyscobby. I am still awaiting my results, but I have been informed (from a reliable source) that early indications are that there is a 60% +ve result from the batch that was sent from the laboratory in London mid December. If this is the case then Mr Wessley will hopefully dig himself further into his hole .
I hope to get mine tomorrow , although I did try in vane today
Regards
Clive
I am one of the UK patients that was tested the same day as Joyscobby. I am still awaiting my results, but I have been informed (from a reliable source) that early indications are that there is a 60% +ve result from the batch that was sent from the laboratory in London mid December. If this is the case then Mr Wessley will hopefully dig himself further into his hole .
I hope to get mine tomorrow , although I did try in vane today
Regards
Clive
RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: Results uninterpretable
mmcclure replied to mmcclure on 11 Jan 2010 at 21:18 GMT
Re spiking experiment:
We randomly chose 22 of the CFS patient samples and spiked the DNA with 10 copies of XMRV plasmid DNA. The XMRV /MLVsequences were amplified in every case. Positive and negative controls worked beautifully. All conditions for the PCR were as described in the paper.
Competing interests declared: Author
mmcclure replied to mmcclure on 11 Jan 2010 at 21:18 GMT
Re spiking experiment:
We randomly chose 22 of the CFS patient samples and spiked the DNA with 10 copies of XMRV plasmid DNA. The XMRV /MLVsequences were amplified in every case. Positive and negative controls worked beautifully. All conditions for the PCR were as described in the paper.
Competing interests declared: Author