Neuro-Immunology
The Study of interaction between the nervous system and the immune system is interpreted as Neuroimmunology. The cross talk between these two complex systems is a continuing mystery to be deciphered by neuroscientists. Later researches in this area have focused on the role of immune cells and immune mediators in the initiation and progression of specific neurological diseases, such as multiple sclerosis and Alzheimer's disease. Yet how do autoimmune T cells get into the brain and how do they contribute to neurological diseases and does the microglial cell activation in the brain Neurodestructive or Neuroprotective. Can serum antibodies affect brain function and what are the functional contributions of genetic determinants to multiple sclerosis susceptibility? These and other questions need a clear discussion that has important implications for the treatment of neurological disorders with an inflammatory component.
- Track 8-1 Neuroimmune System
- Track 8-2 Neuro Immunological Disorders
- Track 8-3 Neuro-immune Interactions
- Track 8-4 Neuroinflammation