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http://www.pubmedcentral.nih.gov/picrender.fcgi?artid=423723&blobtype=pdf

Steere says in this 1986 article that there is no data regarding the changing and expanding IgM and IgG responses in relapsing fever.

I found some.  REALLY, Allen ?   

Nothing needs to be said, just read this.  This was the original and true observation.  The disease was later spun to sell a vaccine.   

3 Times is a Charm:

1)   At the 1994 FDA Lyme vaccines meeting, Raymond Dattwyler said it (pages 43 – 47)  See also below the scanned in Steere Antigens article here; In discussing how to assess Lyme diagnosis and vaccine response, paragraph 4 of the meeting minutes transcript:

“Now, what serologic assays could one use in a study such as a vaccine trial.  Would a single ELISA be adequate.  Would a single Western Blot be adequate.  Or, should one do serial ELISAs and serial Western Blots.

It is my opinion that the best way to assess most infectious diseases is to get acute and convalescent serology.  If one thought that the person was acutely infected, I think that is a classic way of assessing.

We know that, if you immunize someone with a vaccine and get an appropriate immune response, that they should have some antibody and perhaps be positive in a single ELISA.  So, a single ELISA under those circumstances, I don’t think, wuold be terribly useful.

A single Western Blot, since we are immunizing – at least in this discussion – with OspA, would that be useful.  The answer is, I think, yes, and I will get back to that in a minute.

A serial ELISA certainly could be helpful if one did it in an acute and convalescent.  A rising serologic response would suggest an infection. And the same, I think would be true about serial Western Blots, where one would see an increase in repertoire of immune response against various antigens to the bacteria….”

2)  Below, Steere

3) Steve Schutzer's Book, Dattwyler and Luft Chapter.

 

 

RAY DATTWYLER AT THE 1994 FDA VACCINE MEETING:  RECOMMENDING SERIAL WESTERN BLOTS TO LOOK FOR CHANGING, EXPANDING ANTIGEN