Physiological Dynamics in Demyelinating Diseases: Unraveling Complex Relationships through Computer Modeling
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...It has been suggested that in the healthy condition axons and their microscopic substructures (e.g., their g-ratio) are finely tuned biological devices and that changes of their composition can lead to clinical syndromes [Coggan et al., 2015]....
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..., their g-ratio) are finely tuned biological devices and that changes of their composition can lead to clinical syndromes [Coggan et al., 2015]....
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...As the central nervous system appears to communicate at physical limits to constrain metabolic demands (Salami et al., 2003; Hartline and Colman, 2007; Coggan et al., 2015), small deviations from the optimal g-ratio value (0....
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...Losing the energy savings afforded by saltatory conduction induces compensatory mitochondrial energy production that can result in oxidative damage and neurodegeneration [53,60,61]....
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...There are many ways mitochondrial function can go awry and the compensatory pathways are equally complicated [53,60,61]....
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...Pattern III is thought to be related to hypoxia-induced lesions which are driven by defects in mitochondrial function [53], whereas pattern IV lesions are associated with profound non-apoptotic death of oligodendrocytes in periplaque white matter....
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...Binding of LINGO-1 to Nogo receptors prevents remyelinating processes in the CNS; inhibition of this interaction thus enables significant remyelination in animals with experimental autoimmune encephalomyelitis [49]....
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