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Wednesday, January 25, 2012

What?

Well the monoclonal antibodies and the antibodies that have been validated, the 7C10, I haven’t seen the other assays clinically validated to detect a clinical sample. They are very highly specific against expressed XMRV proteins from VP62, a reference standard that, you know, so far hasn’t been detected in a natural isolate as prevalently as some of the other variation that one would expect in a retrovirus.

http://www.facebook.com/notes/xmrv-global-action/transcript-of-the-1st-international-xmrv-workshop-qa/438284026796

http://videocast.nih.gov/summary.asp?live=9582
(after minute 35)
VP62 hasn't been detected in a natural isolate as prevalently as some of the other variation that one would expect in a retrovirus? It hasn't been detectedIt hasn't been detectedIt hasn't been detectedIt hasn't been detected? And what "other variation" one would "expect"?

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