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Weizmann Institute Scientists Devise an Approach For 'Recruiting' an Immune System Response to Partial Spinal Cord Injuries

Weizmann Institute Scientists Devise an Approach For 'Recruiting' an Immune System Response to Partial Spinal Cord Injuries

01.02.2000

Brain & Behavior, Immunology

Several years ago, a team of Weizmann researchers found that immune cells known as macrophages may be 'recruited' to...

New Approach to Fighting Autoimmune Diseases

New Approach to Fighting Autoimmune Diseases

25.01.1996

Disease, Drugs & Diagnostics

REHOVOT, Israel -- January 25, 1996 -- A natural mechanism by which the body turns off inflammation...

Tuberculosis Bacteria May Protect Against Autoimmune Disease

Tuberculosis Bacteria May Protect Against Autoimmune Disease

01.10.1995

Disease, Drugs & Diagnostics

A protein derived from the tuberculosis bacterium might protect against multiple sclerosis

Immune System Decline in the Elderly Probed

Immune System Decline in the Elderly Probed

01.05.1993

Disease, Drugs & Diagnostics

Age bone marrow cells are implicated in the decline in thymus function

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