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An application of the Fourier Transform Process to the Fabry inclusion study has been made. The study, which rests upon five tissues and eight persons, brings out a new low frequency stratification. Various degrees of freedom exist for the basic molecule association. The periods are given for the three fundamental directions of the inclusion.
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