Is it possible to prevent multiple sclerosis (MS)?

Scientists believe if they can learn either how to turn on cells that are underrepresented or turn off cells that are overrepresented, they'll be able to arrest multiple sclerosis (MS) in humans. Investigators in several research laboratories had dramatic results applying this theory to EAE in mice experiments. In January 1985 researchers from Stanford University announced they were able to turn off certain T cells, using a biotechnological advance called monoclonal antibodies.

This halted the myelin damage of EAE in 90 percent of the mice within seventy-two hours and reversed early symptoms. In other studies, when mice were injected with anti-T-helper monoclonal antibodies before inducing EAE, the disease was prevented entirely.

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