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Richard Abrams <[log in to unmask]>
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Thu, 17 Aug 1995 16:55:16 -0400
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<<Disclaimer:  Verify this information before applying it to your situation.>>

Markus, So that I can really feel safe in drinking beer again after some
25 years, I wonder if you could get some further information from the
distributor in Hagen.  I decoded the gif portion of your posting, a
report from Dr. Herbert O. Gunther, a food chemist, which referred to the
sample as Sierra Madre mexican beer.  Is Negra Modelo renamed before sale
in Germany, or is this report on a different beer.  I have a vague
feeling that Sierra Madre in this country is a different beer, but given
my  long abstinence, I could easily be wrong.  Also, there is a note
stating that the test was also investigated with Elisa.  Since the
commercial Elisa-based kit that one can buy here does not respond to the
prolamines of all 4 of the toxic grains (I think that oats are not
recognize), I wonder if you could find out whether it was negative for
all four grains when used to confirm the electrophoretic results?  To
decode the report, I had to use Netscape, which without any volition on
my part, put the translated report on the Internet at http://www.pitt.
edu/~abrams/fax.gif  in case anyone wants to look at it.
                        - Rich Abrams

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