
Composite compatibility testing according to Dr. JanDrew
Composite compatibility testing according to Dr. JanDrew
Clifford Antigen testing
Here is Dr. JanDrew's nonsensical list for the putative antigens against
which Clifford et al. are applying antibodies. This is what Dr. JanDrew
calls "composite compatibility testing." Fortunately, I know something
about this technology. In a previous life, I used previously prepared
anti-goat and anti-pig serum against various human apolipoproteins found in
clinical samples of serum (this was around 1,000-2,000 years ago).
Why? We were evaluating genetic differences between various human
populations. DNA codes for proteins. DNA --> mRNA --> protein.
Transcription, translation, post-translational modification, etc.
The apolipoproteins are manufactured inside everyone's liver, in various
proportions and in various quantities. The apolipoprotein (this is a
protein) combines with phospholipids, fats, etc., as transport particles.
This is the mechanism for cholesterol transport throught the body. These
form the lipoproteins which we have come to know and love. These are LDL,
HDL, etc. The LDL is the baddie in this situation. This is "low-density
lipoprotein" while HDL is the goodie. That's high density lipoprotein. Etc.
etc. etc. apo-A, apo-B, various fractions, etc.
Clifford
I got this information from their website. Just to show folks what is really
going on here, they had this little list inside a 144K PDF file, just to
keep people from copying it. It is exactly one page! The entire PDF
translates into one page!
You supply Clifford with 3 mLs of serum and they run the antibody tests, for
a nice fat fee, of course.
So what did I do to make this available at sci.med.dentistry? I copied the
PDF and then I opened same in Adobe Acrobat Exchange. There I can edit,
modify, or paste into Notepad.
? 1995 Clifford Consulting & Research, Inc. - All Rights Reserved
LEGAL Disclaimer by Joel M. Eichen
[*Fair use exemption, U.S. copyright Law, 1979 - Joel M. Eichen]
Voila! The list:
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[unmodified as of September 16, 2001]
Clifford Consulting & Research, Inc.
2275-J Waynoka Road; Colorado Springs, CO 80915-1635 USA Phone (719)
550-0008 Fax (719) 550-0009
REACTIVITY PERCENTAGES
(Percentage Reactive - Database of 12,823 specimens)
Acetates Group. . . . . . 14.1%
Acrylates Group . . . . . 00.8%
Aluminum Salts Group 91.4%
Antimony Salts Group. 36.3%
Arsenic Salts Group . . 86.4%
Barium Salts Group . . 00.2%
Benzil Group. . . . . . . . 00.7%
Beryllium Salts Group. 74.3%
Bis-GMA Group. . . . . . 00.2%
Bi{*filter*}h Salts Group. . 42.6%
Boron Group . . . . . . . . 00.6%
Butyrates Group. . . . . . 00.3%
Cadmium Salts Group . 63.0%
Carboxylates Group . . . 00.3%
Cellulose Group. . . . . . . 16.9%
Cerium Salts Group . . . . 63.7%
Cesium Salts Group . . . . 01.9%
Chromium Salts Group. . 82.7%
Cobalt Salts Group. . . . . 78.4%
Copper Salts Group . . . . 32.1%
Eugenol Group . . . . . . . . 18.9%
Fluorides Group. . . . . . . . 00.9%
Formaldehyde Group . . . 29.8%
Gallium Salts Group . . . . 33.1%
Gold Salts Group. . . . . . . 00.6%
Hexanes Group. . . . . . . . 00.2%
Hydroxyapatite / CaOH. . >0.1%
Indium Salts Group. . . . . 77.5%
Iridium Salts Group. . . . . 09.1%
Iron Salts Group . . . . . . . 54.9%
Lanthanum Salts Group . 17.9%
Lead Salts Group . . . . . . 68.0%
Lithium Salts Group. . . . . 14.3%
Malienates Group . . . . . . 01.1%
Manganese Salts Group . 04.8%
Mercury Salts Group . . . . 92.7%
Molybdenum Salts Group 14.6%
Nickel Salts Group. . . . . . 97.9%
O-Phosphoric Acid Group 36.2%
Palladium Salts Group . . 31.5%
Phenols Group . . . . . . . . 22.1%
Platinum Salts Group . . . 00.4%
Polyethers Group . . . . . . 00.2%
Polyethimines Group . . . 77.4%
Polysulfide Group. . . . . . 06.3%
Polyvinyls Group. . . . . . . 11.7%
Quinones Group. . . . . . . 00.1%
Rhodium Group. . . . . . . 32.8%
Rubidium Salts Group. . 43.8%
Ruthenium Salts Group. 09.1%
Selenium Salts Group . . 07.7%
Silanes Group. . . . . . . . . >0.1%
Silicates Group . . . . . . . . >0.1%
Silver Salts Group. . . . . . 24.7%
Strontium Salts . . . . . . . . 00.4%
Styrenes Group. . . . . . . . 01.2%
Tannins Group . . . . . . . . 63.3%
Tantalum Salts Group. . . 13.4%
Tellurium Salts Group. . . 02.6%
Thallium Salts Group . . . 18.4%
Tin Salts Group. . . . . . . . 31.9%
Titanium Salts Group . . . 00.2%
Toluenes Group. . . . . . . . 81.0%
Trihexalamines Group . . 00.2%
Tungsten Salts Group . . 05.2%
Uranium Salts Group. . . 04.1%
Urethanes Group. . . . . . 00.9%
Vanadium Salts Group . 02.3%
Xylenes Group. . . . . . . . 00.2%
Ytterbium Salts Group. . 01.4%
Yttrium Salts Group . . . . 00.8%
Zinc Salts Group . . . . . . 33.5%
Zirconium Salts Group. . 14.8%
Data assembled from serum specimens submitted in the Clifford Materials
Reactivity Testing program.
? 1995 Clifford Consulting & Research, Inc. - All Rights Reserved
[end_unmodified]
So JanDrew, which reactive groups did you score high on and what organic
compounds were responsible for this?
Cheers,
Joel M. Eichen, D.D.S.
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