Multiple sclerosis (MS) is characterized by chronic inflammation leading to central nervous system demyelination. Almost 90% of people with MS have relapsing-remitting MS (RRMS) or secondary ...
The recent identification of ion-channel subtypes and ion transporters on the myelinated axon has allowed the characterization of changes in their distribution and density after demyelination.
Mapping cell types in MS lesions reveals unique tissue niches and interactions, offering insights into the molecular drivers of multiple sclerosis progression.
4 Thus, without measurement of core body temperature, determining whether abnormal VEPs result from demyelination of the optic nerve or from other concomitant physiological factors is not possible ...