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Randy Wymore, a former research director of the MRF and presently director of the Oklahoma State University Center for Health Sciences' Center for the Investigation of Morgellons Disease, claims that Morgellons patients have masses of dark fibers visible at 60x magnification under the unbroken skin, while unaffected individuals do not.[3] Wymore sent samples of fibers supplied by Morgellons patients to the Police Crime Lab in Tulsa, Oklahoma, for analysis. A forensic scientist at the Tulsa Police Crime Lab in Oklahoma searched the FBI's national database, but the Morgellons sample did not match any known fiber in the database.[11] Lab director Mark Boese said the fibers were "consistent with something that the body may be producing," adding, "These fibers cannot be manmade and do not come from a plant. This could be a byproduct of a biological organism.

Das US-amerikanische CDC veröffentlichte eine Erklärung, die auf einer Literaturdurchsicht beruht, nach der es unbekannt sei, ob es sich bei den beschriebenen Symptome um eine neuartige Erkrankung oder ob es sich überhaupt um eine eigenständige Erkrankung oder gar ansteckende Erkrankung handelt.

In an article published in The Los Angeles Times on April 22, 2010, singer-songwriter Joni Mitchell claimed to be a sufferer of the condition, stating:

"I have this weird, incurable disease that seems like it's from outer space, but my health's the best it's been in a while, Two nights ago, I went out for the first time since Dec. 23: I don't look so bad under incandescent light, but I look scary under daylight. Garbo and Dietrich hid away just because people became so upset watching them age, but this is worse. Fibers in a variety of colors protrude out of my skin like mushrooms after a rainstorm: they cannot be forensically identified as animal, vegetable or mineral. Morgellons is a slow, unpredictable killer ? a terrorist disease: it will blow up one of your organs, leaving you in bed for a year. But I have a tremendous will to live: I've been through another pandemic ? I'm a polio survivor, so I know how conservative the medical body can be. In America, the Morgellons is always diagnosed as "delusion of parasites," and they send you to a psychiatrist. I'm actually trying to get out of the music business to battle for Morgellons sufferers to receive the credibility that's owed to them."

Warhead schrieb am 29.01.2011:Übersetz mir das,wir sind in Deutschland,Amtssprache Deutsch

Agrobacterium in humans

Although generally seen as an infection in plants, Agrobacterium can be responsible for opportunistic infections in humans with weakened immune systems,[3][4] but has not been shown to be a primary pathogen in otherwise healthy individuals. One of the earliest associations of human disease caused by Agrobacterium radiobacter was reported by Dr. J. R. Cain in Scotland (1988).[5] A later study suggested that Agrobacterium attaches to and genetically transforms several types of human cells by integrating its T-DNA into the human cell genome. The study was conducted using cultured human tissue and did not draw any conclusions regarding related biological activity in nature.[6]

There is a conjectured connection with Morgellons syndrome. Dr Raphael Stricker from New Morgellons Order along with Dr. Citovsky, an expert on plant pathogens State University of New York at Stony Brook, reported in January, 2007, that Morgellons skin fibers appear to contain cellulose. Five skin samples of Morgellons patients contained evidence of DNA from Agrobacterium. However, Dr. Randy Wymore from Oklahoma State University repeated This Agrobacterium Study in 2010 and did not find DNA evidence from agrobacterium on any Morgellons patients. Dr. Randy Wymore stated this at a 2010 "New Morgellons Order" Conference in Austin, TX.

vincie schrieb:und weiß jemans ob auch fälle in europa (deutschland) bekannt sind ?

vincie schrieb:bin auch der meinung das der scheiß von ergendeiner komischen Gentechnik kommt

vincie schrieb:bin auch der meinung das der scheiß von ergendeiner komischen Gentechnik kommt

Morgellons (auch Morgellons-Krankheit) ist die Bezeichnung für ein Krankheitskonzept, das kontrovers diskutiert wird. Der Begriff wurde erstmals im 17. Jahrhundert in einem Werk des englischen Arztes Sir Thomas Browne erwähnt,