Improper Inducements
Cells that orchestrate lymph node development might be culprits in MS
Lymphoid tissue inducer (LTi) cells have been concealing a sinister secret. We’ve known them for...
Laboratory Research
Laboratory Research
Split Personality
Can an Alzheimer culprit do good in MS?
Being two-faced doesn’t usually enhance a reputation, but in the case of beta amyloid...
Laboratory Research
Channeling MS
Immune response points toward cellular pores that allow potassium passage
Using antibodies as bait in a molecular fishing expedition, researchers have hooked a protein that...
Laboratory Research
Fuel Injection
Myelin molecule transports sustenance to neurons
The myelin that encases axons is best known as an insulator, but new research shows...
Laboratory Research
Untangling TNF Trouble
Genetic risk factor might explain harmful effects of failed MS therapy
Lurking within the human genome lies a single genetic letter that might reveal why...
Laboratory Research
Image-Ready
Meeting notes: Imaging neurodegeneration and repair in MS
NEW YORK CITY—It’s 9:30 on a Friday morning and, from the podium, a man is telling me...
Laboratory Research, Meetings, Methods
B Cells Step Into the Limelight
Why MS researchers recast a well-known character
In the body’s theater, the immune system’s show veers off-script to produce...
Laboratory Research
Fat Find
Molecules in myelin quell inflammation
Lipids compose the bulk of myelin, yet proteins have commanded the bulk of researchers’ attention...
Laboratory Research
Petite but Potent
In autoimmune diseases, one microRNA might pack a powerful punch
Dousing the flames of autoimmunity poses a mighty challenge, but one tiny RNA could...
Laboratory Research
Gender Bender
Researchers uncover a molecular mechanism that might contribute to the sex-related gap in MS
Men and women have a few crucial differences, but when it comes to MS, those that matter...
Laboratory Research
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