Oligodendrocyte death results in immune - mediated CNS demyelination.
Not exact matches
Oligodendrocyte death, occurring after a spinal cord injury, activates a process called de-myelination that
results first in damage to surviving neuronal connections and finally in
death of the affected neurons.
To test the suitability of guanabenz as a potential treatment for MS, Popko and his team exposed cultured
oligodendrocyte cells to interferon gamma — a molecule that increases inflammation —
resulting in greatly increased myelin loss and cell
death.