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Theiler's virus-induced central nervous system disease in mice.
H. L. Lipton
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, M. C. Canto
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Immune Response
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Gray Matter
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Spinal Cord
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Demyelination
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Theiler's Virus
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Virus Growth
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Nervous System Diseases
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Persistent Infection
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Neurological Disorders
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Temporal Sequence
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Immunosuppression
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Early Disease
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Motor Neuron Degeneration
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Pathological Lesions
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Disease Process
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Virus Replication
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Age of Infection
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Inoculation
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Virus Infection
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Natural Host
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White Matter
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Cellular Immunity
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Clinical Manifestations
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Inactivity
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Spasm
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Pathological Changes
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Extensor
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Mononuclear Cell Infiltration
50%
Pathogenes
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Inbred Strains
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Acute Virus
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Leptomeninges
50%
Site of Involvement
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Host Susceptibility
50%
Limb Paralysis
50%
Cytocidal
50%
Microglial Proliferation
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Stimuli-sensitive
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Delayed Reaching
50%
Immunology and Microbiology
Central Nervous System
100%
Spinal Cord
100%
Theiler's Murine Encephalomyelitis Virus
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Virogenesis
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Gray Matter
100%
Viral Replication
50%
Adoptive Immunity
50%
Mononuclear Cell Infiltration
50%
Immunosuppression
50%
Viral Disease
50%
Immune Response
50%
Nerve Cell Degeneration
50%
Natural Host
50%
Limb
50%
White Matter
50%
Leptomeninx
50%
Host Susceptibility
50%
Inbred Strain
50%
Neuroscience
Gray Matter
100%
Central Nervous System Disease
100%
Immunosuppression
50%
Nervous System Disorder
50%
Nerve Cell Degeneration
50%
Cell Infiltration
50%
Leptomeninx
50%