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    Inject PP/SPMS CSF into mice = demyelination

    This is fascinating. Researchers found that if they injected the cerebrospinal fluid of PP- or SPMSers into mice, they develop inflammatory demyelinating lesions. But generally NOT if the csf came from RRMSers. I thought that SP and PPMSers did not have inflammation which is why the MS drugs did not work for them...yet their spinal fluid causes inflammatory lesions to develop in mice?!??

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    Last edited by SuzE-Q; 12-28-2014, 10:49 AM.
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    Okay, so talk to me when they can cure OuR MS, from their little mouse bodies
    and not just their mousey-like disease. Huh huh??
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      #3
      Excellent point!! I'd like to see if the drugs they try to feed us do anything for this demyelinating disease that the mice get from the csf of humans!
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        Originally posted by SuzE-Q View Post
        Excellent point!! I'd like to see if the drugs they try to feed us do anything for this demyelinating disease that the mice get from the csf of humans!
        Exactly. That would be interesting!!
        Love, Sally


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          #5
          That makes it sound like there is a disease agent, if injecting the fluid causes demyelinating in mice.

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            Or molecular mimicry, maybe??
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