… us involved in the B cell story in multiple sclerosis (MS), such a … MS. Second, despite this
success, it was also evident that our scientific rationale behind the clinical testing of RTX for MS …

… in patients with MS ( 33 ), and B cells from patients with MS are … -driving B-cell subsets and
antigen-specific pathogenic cells. … that novel insights into the fundamental cause of MS are …

… This chapter was excepted and modified from a previously published article: Hauser SL (2015)
The Charcot Lecture | beating MS: a story of B cells, with twists and turns. Mult Scler 21:8–…

… Charcot noted that in patients with multiple sclerosis tremor is … Charcot’s semi-diagrammatic
graphic representations of … we must include the preganglionic cells of the autonomic system. …

… This review discusses nature and functions of B cells in MS, and retraces the recruitment
of brain-autoimmune B cells from the B cell repertoire. Multiple sclerosis is commonly …

… The human face of the model comprises a novel pathogenic mechanism that emerges from
… for investigating the paradoxical effects of B cell depletion therapies in MS. The reason for …

… This book aims at tracing the origin and development of neurosciences … on multiple sclerosis
that was suggested to him by Felix Alfred Vulpian, a close associate of Jean Martin Charcot. …

… It’s been twenty years since the first edition of this book came … French neurologist JeanMartin
Charcot who is credited with … the white blood cells of some people with MS have different …

… gists and an historian, this book examines the life and … in the room as Charcot opened his
lecture: "Gentlemen, today… concerned a neurologic disease such as multiple sclerosis, hysteria, …

… The Charcot Lecture | beating MS: a story of B cells, with twists and turns. Mult Scler. 2015;
21(1): 8–21, doi: 10.1177/1352458514561911, indexed in Pubmed: 25480864. …