RANTES/CCL5 Signaling from Jawbone Cavitations to Epistemology of Multiple Sclerosis - Research and Case Studies.

Johann LechnerVolker von BaehrFabian Schick

Published in: Degenerative neurological and neuromuscular disease (2021)

The authors suspect that BMDJ/FDOJ may serve as a trigger of MS progression via R/C overexpression. As such, the dental and medical communities should be made aware of BMDJ/FDOJ in cases of MS.

Keyphrases

multiple sclerosis
mass spectrometry
white matter
ms ms
healthcare
cell proliferation
oral health