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Human model of MS ?

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  1. SMON ?

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    Med Hypotheses. 1984 Nov;15(3):293-9. Related Articles, Links

    The aetiology of SMON may involve an interaction between clioquinol and
    environmental metals.

    Tjalve H.

    Clioquinol can increase the penetration of metallic cations through cellular
    membranes by forming lipophilic metal-chelates. It is suggested that the
    pathogenesis of SMON may involve an accumulation of injurious metals in nervous
    tissues due to facilitated uptake by complex formation with clioquinol. The
    Japanese have been more heavily exposed to metals by environmental pollution
    than the inhabitants of other countries, which may explain the prevalent
    occurrence of SMON in Japan.

    PMID: 6240588 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]

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