[Electron microscopy studies of apoptosis in bowenoid papulosis].
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Among ticks Ixodes ricinus collected in April 1994 in the forest near Fraknowo (Olsztyn province, N. C. Poland), 17 ticks were evaluated for Borrelia infection by cultivating in the BSK-H medium (Sigma). The ticks were examined in five pools--four of 3 females and one pool of 5 nymphs. Spirochaetes were cultured successfully only from one pool of females and identified as Borrelia burgdorferi with monoclonal antibodies: H 9724, H 5332, H 3TS and 11 G 1 by indirect immunofluorescence assay (IFA). This is the first reported isolate of B. burgdorferi from Ixodes ricinus in Poland.
The application of peroxidase-labeled antiserum to human gamma globulin allowed the immunological reaction in vivo to be localized in the basement membrane, particularly in its part termed the lucid zone. The bulla is formed between the basal cell membrane and the dark lamina of the basement membrane.