An ex vivo model of an oligodendrocyte-directed T-cell attack in acute brain slices.

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An ex vivo model of an oligodendrocyte-directed T-cell attack in acute brain slices.

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An ex vivo model of an oligodendrocyte-directed T-cell attack in acute brain slices.

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An ex vivo model of an oligodendrocyte-directed T-cell attack in acute brain slices.

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An ex vivo model of an oligodendrocyte-directed T-cell attack in acute brain slices.

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An ex vivo model of an oligodendrocyte-directed T-cell attack in acute brain slices.

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Alexander M Herrmann

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Kerstin Göbel

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Manuela Cerina

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Sven G Meuth

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10.3791/52205

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Heinz Wiendl

Stefan Bittner

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2015-02-05T00:00:00Z

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oligodendrocyte

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