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Трансформации спирохет. Цисты, гранулы, колонии и пр.
Lyme Disease
Survival in Adverse Conditions
The Strategy of Morphological Variation in Borrelia burgdorferi & Other Spirochetes
TRANSFORMATION OF SPIROCHETES TO CYSTIC AND GRANULAR FORMS
INTERMEDIATE STAGES IN THE CONVERSION TO CYSTIC FORMS: END KNOB
INTERMEDIATE STAGES IN THE CONVERSION TO CYSTIC FORMS: LOOP FORMATIONS
SPORE-LIKE, MINUTE GRANULES
AGGREGATIONS OF MINUTE GRANULES
SPIROCHETES DEVELOPING FROM CYSTS
CYSTS—REPRODUCTIVE FUNCTION
see more http://www.lymeinfo.net/medical/LDAdverseConditions.pdf
"The effectiveness of antibiotics requires active metabolism by the bacteria, and therefore it is likely that cystic forms of B. burgdorferi may be resistant to antibiotic treatment. ...In vivo these encysted forms may explain why Borrelia infection can be temporarily dormant, why a reactivation of the disease may occur when the conditions suit B.burgdorferi, and why the infection may relapse after treatment with antibiotics."
—Brorson O; Brorson SH. 1997.
"Borrelial cystic forms could therefore be responsible for the frequent failures of antibiotic therapy and for the commonly reported relapses of Lyme disease."
—Gruntar I; Malovrh T; Murgia R; Cinco M. 2001.
Lyme Disease
Survival in Adverse Conditions
The Strategy of Morphological Variation in Borrelia burgdorferi & Other Spirochetes
TRANSFORMATION OF SPIROCHETES TO CYSTIC AND GRANULAR FORMS
INTERMEDIATE STAGES IN THE CONVERSION TO CYSTIC FORMS: END KNOB
INTERMEDIATE STAGES IN THE CONVERSION TO CYSTIC FORMS: LOOP FORMATIONS
SPORE-LIKE, MINUTE GRANULES
AGGREGATIONS OF MINUTE GRANULES
SPIROCHETES DEVELOPING FROM CYSTS
CYSTS—REPRODUCTIVE FUNCTION
see more http://www.lymeinfo.net/medical/LDAdverseConditions.pdf
"The effectiveness of antibiotics requires active metabolism by the bacteria, and therefore it is likely that cystic forms of B. burgdorferi may be resistant to antibiotic treatment. ...In vivo these encysted forms may explain why Borrelia infection can be temporarily dormant, why a reactivation of the disease may occur when the conditions suit B.burgdorferi, and why the infection may relapse after treatment with antibiotics."
—Brorson O; Brorson SH. 1997.
"Borrelial cystic forms could therefore be responsible for the frequent failures of antibiotic therapy and for the commonly reported relapses of Lyme disease."
—Gruntar I; Malovrh T; Murgia R; Cinco M. 2001.