Scientists have found a way to distinguish chronic-fatigue syndrome (CFS) from post-treatment Lyme disease by different...

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Scientists have found a way to distinguish chronic-fatigue syndrome (CFS) from post-treatment Lyme disease by different proteins in a patient's spinal fluid. In a study of 4111 patients, the results to the right were found. (a) How many had the protein for Lyme only? (b) How many had the normal protein only? (c) How many had none of the proteins? (a) There were (Type a whole number.) patients who only had the protein for Lyme. (b) There were (Type a whole number.) 1533 had the protein for normal patients, CFS, and post-treatment Lyme disease; 1901 had the protein for CFS and Lyme; 528 had the protein for CFS only; 2612 had the protein for CFS; 1744 had the normal protein as well as the one for Lyme; 2735 had the protein for Lyme; 2592 had the normal protein. patients who only had the normal protein. (c) There were (Type a whole number.) patients who had none of the proteins. Scientists have found a way to distinguish chronic-fatigue syndrome (CFS) from post-treatment Lyme disease by different proteins in a patient's spinal fluid. In a study of 4111 patients, the results to the right were found. (a) How many had the protein for Lyme only? (b) How many had the normal protein only? (c) How many had none of the proteins? (a) There were (Type a whole number.) patients who only had the protein for Lyme. (b) There were (Type a whole number.) 1533 had the protein for normal patients, CFS, and post-treatment Lyme disease; 1901 had the protein for CFS and Lyme; 528 had the protein for CFS only; 2612 had the protein for CFS; 1744 had the normal protein as well as the one for Lyme; 2735 had the protein for Lyme; 2592 had the normal protein. patients who only had the normal protein. (c) There were (Type a whole number.) patients who had none of the proteins.