I will try and keep this simple, but what I am about to discribe is scientific fact. This may also explain why GP's and lab people have a hard time nailing down candida albicans.
Just to re-cap, I had found candida from a cultured stool smear. At first look, theses cells looked normal and harmless. I took a small sample of the yeast, and put them beside a small sample of bacteria on the same petri dish. Both grew separate from each other without signs of battle--there would be liquid forming around the colonies.

There was a migration of some yeast cells into the bacteria, but no bacteria in yeast.
Here is the crazy part; there was very small yeast "bubbles" forming in the middle of the gelatin. This means something very small was able to migrate right through the semi-solid gelatin! After examining these bubbles I found mutiple species of yeast, and highly mobile capsules. These things exibited so much energy I was quite surprised. I think they move by some electro-magnetic force. There were also plenty of spores, which are so small they compare to viruses.
I guess what this means is, these cells are very capable of being pathogenic without exibiting hyphea--plus they must contain enough genetic information to contend with multiple mutations.

The bottom line is, these cannot be thought of as individual cells. These are the seeds which can create a society of cells all performing different tasks. Very sophisticated indeed!
One can only guess at what type of protein manufacturing is going on. I can tell you this much though, they contain way more energy then I have seen with any other organism or "self-cells" in the many samples I have observed over the years.
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