Multiple sclerosis as a neuronal disease /
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Amsterdam ; Boston :
Elsevier Academic Press,
[2005]
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Table of Contents:
- The structure of myelinated axons in the CNS
- Dialogues : communication between axons and myelinating glia
- Molecular specializations at the glia-axon interface
- Potassium channel organization of myelinated and demyelinated axons
- The roles of potassium and calcium channels in physiology and pathophysiology of axons
- The conduction properties of demyelinated and remyelinated axons
- Altered distributions and functions of multiple sodium channel subtypes in multiple sclerosis and its models
- Na⁺ channel reorganization in demyelinated axons
- Ion currents and axonal oscillators : a possible biophysical basis for positive signs and symptoms in multiple sclerosis
- Clinical pharmacology of abnormal potassium channel organization in demyelinated axons
- Pathology of neurons in multiple sclerosis
- Axonal degeneration in multiple sclerosis : the histopathological evidence
- Natural history of multiple sclerosis : when do axons degenerate
- Brain atrophy as a measure of neurodegeneration and neuroprotection
- MRI-clinical correlations in multiple sclerosis : implications for our understanding of neuronal changes
- Electrophysiological correlates of relapse, remission, persistent sensorimotor deficit and long-term recovery processes in multiple sclerosis
- Inflammation and axon degeneration
- Nitric oxide and axonal pathophysiology
- Molecular mechanisms of calcium influx in axonal degeneration
- Axonal damage and neuron death in multiple sclerosis and experimental autoimmune encephalomyelitis : the role of calpain
- Mutations of myelination-associated genes that affect axonal integrity
- Neuronal blocking factors in demyelinating diseases
- Evidence for neuronal apoptosis in demyelinating CNS diseases
- Mechanisms underlying Wallerian degeneration
- AMAN : what it teaches us about mechanisms underlying axonal injury
- Axonal degeneration as a predictor of outcome in neurological disorders
- Remyelination as neuroprotection
- Transplantation of peripheral-myelin-forming cells to repair demyelinated axons
- Blocking the axonal injury cascade : neuroprotection in multiple sclerosis and its models
- Functional brain reorganization and recovery after injury to white matter