Innate immune-regulatory networks are crucial for controlling T-cell activation in MS. By combining access to unique samples with cutting edge technologies we aim to investigate immune-regulatory networks of peripheral (blood, lymph node) and CNS associated (cerebrospinal fluid) immune compartments to (i) understand alterations of these networks during disease initiation and progression in MS; (ii) identifying parameters discriminating MS from other neuroinflammatory autoimmune diseases; (iii) exploring the impact of immune-modulating therapies on these networks; and (iv) generating an MS-specific immunological roadmap in distinct compartments as a path for diagnostic, prognostic, and therapeutic signatures.
Groß, Catharina | Department for Neurology |
Wiendl, Heinz Siegfried | Department for Neurology |
Groß, Catharina | Department for Neurology |
Wiendl, Heinz Siegfried | Department for Neurology |