In Germany, there is now a laboratory where you can get tested to see if you have components of the mRNA vaccine in your body (blood, tissue samples, etc.).
-> https://inmodia.de/en/

The Institute of Molecular Diagnostics (INMODIA GmbH) offers detection of:
- Spike protein
- ‘Vaccine mRNA’ (modRNA)
- Contaminating DNA (plasmid DNA)
These components can be detected in the following sample materials:
- Tissue samples (biopsy or autopsy materials, fixed or unfixed)
- Blood plasma
- Cerebrospinal fluid
- Immune cells from whole blood or cerebrospinal fluid

It's great that a service like this is now available!
I expect that many more such laboratories will be opened worldwide in the near future, or that existing laboratories will start offering these services...

(7/n)
Systematic studies are now needed to investigate these large clots using ThT-based fluorescence microscopy and, ideally, staining of NETs, as well as quantification of the amyloid fibrin microclot concentration (and size distribution) in plasma.
This would actually be a topic for a @Nature or @ScienceMagazine paper – which research group dares to tackle this hot and difficult topic?
For an earlier analysis of these clots, see my older post: https://x.com/DrJohnB2/status/1807188321665212922

(6/n)
The fact that these clots stain positive for ThT is not good news, as it indicates that these clots are special and cannot be easily dissolved by the body through fibrolysis.
Presumably, these clots are also full of neutrophil extracellular traps (NETs), as has already been shown for amyloid-fibrin microclots (which are probably the smaller form of these macroclots) [1]:
[1] https://www.researchsquare.com/article/rs-4666650/v1