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 Post subject: Better knowledge of EAE
PostPosted: Sat Mar 10, 2007 8:47 am 
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EAE might not be the best model of MS, but better understanding of it could be a good thing:

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EAE is a horrible model of MS. Extensive use of this model create the "autoimmunity" of MS. Now, when "immuno-modulating" drugs based on this theory failed to treat MS, what will be next?
I expect a switch to axonal dysfunction or degeneration and more genetic research. Well, another 10-15 years in a wrong direction?

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Tony,

I don't mind if you got me mixed with Dom, but maybe he does.

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My apologies

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