Genes and viruses in multiple sclerosis /

Bibliographic Details
Other Authors: Hommes, Otto R. (Otto Roelf), Clanet, M. (Michel), Wekerle, H.
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Amsterdam ; Oxford : Elsevier, 2001.
Subjects:
Table of Contents:
  • Pathogenesis of MS : tracking the elusive role of B lymphocytes
  • Genetic susceptibility to multiple sclerosis
  • HLA controlled susceptibility to multiple sclerosis : a survey
  • Nordic contributions in multiple sclerosis genetics
  • Genomic screening in multiple sclerosis
  • Cytokine gene polymorphisms in multiple sclerosis
  • Genetic control of Theiler's virus infection
  • MHC proteins and human diseases : a tale of recognition in two immune systems
  • Central nervous system delivery of therapeutic genes using viral vectors as an alternative strategy in autoimmune demyelinating diseases
  • The contribution of axonal injury to neurologic dysfunction in Theiler's virus-induced inflammatory demyelinating disease
  • The effect of virus-like infections on the course of multiple sclerosis
  • A clinical neuroradiological and virological longitudinal study to verify the role of virus in inducing relapses in multiple sclerosis patients : preliminary results
  • Viral and bacterial specificities of oligoclonal IgG bands in multiple sclerosis
  • Hepatitis B and multiple sclerosis : hepatitis B in France
  • Hepatitis B vaccination and central nervous system demyelination : an immunological approach
  • Is there a causal link between hepatitis B vaccination and multiple sclerosis?
  • Public health aspect of hepatitis B vaccination and multiple sclerosis
  • Influenza vaccination in multiple sclerosis
  • Infection, immunization and immunomodulation : what's the difference?
  • Detection of human herpesvirus 6 by quantitative real-time PCR in serum and cerebrospinal fluid of patients with multiple sclerosis
  • The ability of candidate viruses to explain epidemiological findings in multiple sclerosis
  • Active human herpesvirus six viremia in patients with multiple sclerosis
  • Retroviruses in multiple sclerosis
  • The role of noninvasive human coronaviruses in autoimmune processes associated with multiple sclerosis
  • Association of multiple sclerosis with Chlamydia pneumoniae : demonstration of the 16S rRNA gene and immunoreactivity of CSF cationic antibodies against C. pneumoniae antigens
  • A rationale for antiviral therapy in multiple sclerosis
  • Antiviral activity of antiherpetic drugs in lymphoblast cells infected with human herpes virus 5
  • Il-1 receptor antagonist : a possible circulating and genetic marker of interferon-beta 1b therapeutic effectiveness in MS