Neuronal survival after CNS insult is determined by a genetically encoded autoimmune response

Keyphrases

• Insults 100%
• Susceptible Strain 100%
• Autoimmune Response 100%
• Neuronal Survival 100%
• Genetically Encoded 100%
• Experimental Autoimmune Encephalomyelitis 80%
• Autoimmune Disease 80%
• Resistant Strains 40%
• Genetic Predisposition 40%
• T Cell Response 40%
• Optic Nerve Injury 40%
• At Birth 20%
• Autoimmunity 20%
• Non-immune 20%
• Passive Immunization 20%
• Protective Response 20%
• Spinal Cord Injury 20%
• Crush Injury 20%
• Adult Rats 20%
• Active Immunization 20%
• Survival Rate 20%
• Adult Mice 20%
• Common Mechanisms 20%
• Thymectomy 20%
• Optic Nerve 20%
• Glutamate 20%
• CNS Disorders 20%
• Neuronal Loss 20%
• T-cell Mediated 20%
• Secondary Degeneration 20%
• Individual Therapy 20%
• CNS Autoimmune Diseases 20%
• Intravitreal Injection 20%
• Associated Antigen 20%
• Autoimmunity Disease 20%
• Autoimmune T Cells 20%
• Retinal Ganglion Cell Survival 20%
• Nerve Injection 20%
• CNS Myelin 20%
• Retinal Ganglion Cells 20%
• CNS Neurons 20%
• Mature T Cells 20%

Immunology and Microbiology

• T Cell 100%
• Autoimmunity 100%
• Autoimmune Disease 100%
• Experimental Autoimmune Encephalomyelitis 80%
• Optic Nerve 60%
• Genetic Predisposition 40%
• Ganglion 40%
• Resistant Strain 40%
• Survival Rate 20%
• Cell Survival 20%
• Myelin 20%
• Spinal Cord 20%
• Toxic Dose 20%
• Antigen 20%
• Rat 20%

Neuroscience

• T Cell 100%
• Autoimmune Disease 100%
• Experimental Autoimmune Encephalomyelitis 80%
• Optic Nerve 60%
• Retinal Ganglion Cell 40%
• Nerve Injury 40%
• Genetics 40%
• Myelin 20%
• Cell Survival 20%
• Glutamic Acid 20%
• Spinal Cord Injury 20%
• Antigen 20%