Collateral damage repaired

Lawrence Steinman ()
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Lawrence Steinman: Stanford University

Nature, 2003, vol. 422, issue 6933, 671-672

Abstract: Multiple sclerosis is characterized by immunological attacks across a wide front in the brain and spinal cord. In mice, the damage can be partly repaired by neural precursor cells, delivered into the blood or spinal fluid.

Date: 2003
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