… of the brain, with probable secondary sclerosis and calcifications of the aplastic area. This …
found in a child aged 14 months, and no calcium shadows in a man aged 45. The oldest case …

Background. The cerebellum is a primary site of Multiple Sclerosis (MS) pathology. Structural
and functional MRI studies have demonstrated the role of the posterior cerebellum in …

… occur in systemic scleroderma. Calcinosis cutis in localized … Werner syndrome is an inherited
disorder that leads to … These processes usually occur on the aggregates of shadow cells. …

… conditions – amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, multiple sclerosis and Alzheimer's disease – with
emphasis on key cellular changes that may underlie early axonal dysfunction and pathology …

… In multiple sclerosis, CNS demyelination is often followed by spontaneous repair, mostly
achieved by adult oligodendrocyte precursor cells. Extent of this myelin repair differs, ranging …

… Here we investigate the fate of the axon initial segment in human multiple sclerosis. While
not statistically significant, we provide data demonstrating an apparent 40% reduction in AIS …

Oligodendrocytes are the principal target of immune attack in multiple sclerosis (… could
prevent microglial induced oligodendrocyte toxicity and could lead to strategies to slow disease …

… Multiple sclerosis (MS) is an inflammatory demyelinating disease of the central nervous …
The results of this study suggest that TJ disruption plays a critical in disease progression as TJ …

… to arrange these chapters that the student may see the trend of the development in this …
It is especially important in the deliria in which the mental disorder may be the expression of …

… the disease. Thus the work of Goldberger would point to pellagra as a metabolism disorder
belonging in the group with beriberi and scurvy and dependent upon a deficiency factor in …