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re: Leprosy / Leper colonies question
Posted on 10/15/14 at 1:31 am to meauxjeaux2
Posted on 10/15/14 at 1:31 am to meauxjeaux2
I worked at the HDC Research Center laboratories in '96-'98 not long after they had been moved to the LSU Vet School.
At the time I was hired after they were given a WHO grant to find a vaccine. I did research in the lab and field. I also assisted in the "animal house" where we kept the armadillos and nude mice.
I also helped keep the house full by catching and supplying it with local armadillos that I would catch. Caught them mostly on family land and the side of the road. We would inoculate them with the mycobacterium, harvest the animal when it had a high bacterial load, and then test drugs against the bacteria.
Went to Carville 4-5 times. It was a unique, serene place. Golf course and it had a large pond that residents would fish and lots of huge pecan trees
At the time I was hired after they were given a WHO grant to find a vaccine. I did research in the lab and field. I also assisted in the "animal house" where we kept the armadillos and nude mice.
I also helped keep the house full by catching and supplying it with local armadillos that I would catch. Caught them mostly on family land and the side of the road. We would inoculate them with the mycobacterium, harvest the animal when it had a high bacterial load, and then test drugs against the bacteria.
Went to Carville 4-5 times. It was a unique, serene place. Golf course and it had a large pond that residents would fish and lots of huge pecan trees
This post was edited on 10/15/14 at 1:34 am
Posted on 10/15/14 at 1:49 am to Volt
So you would agree that the best way to clean armadillo off your car is a pressure washer... at somebody else's carwash, yes?
Serious question -
How long does leprosy stay active in a on an armadillo after it is dead?
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Serious question -
How long does leprosy stay active in a on an armadillo after it is dead?
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