Hello,
After viewing a clip on youtube from MSWORLDinc titled "New Updates about Lemtrada (Alemtuzumab)"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iDoleZkD5jo
I am wondering
"In what way are the cells that come back different? ( mentioned at the 2 minute 57 second mark) I understand that the cells which grow back after treatment are thought to not cause damage to the nerves but what makes these cells different to the other cells? What does Lemtrada do to make the new cells "behave" and not attack myelin. Thanks
After viewing a clip on youtube from MSWORLDinc titled "New Updates about Lemtrada (Alemtuzumab)"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iDoleZkD5jo
I am wondering
"In what way are the cells that come back different? ( mentioned at the 2 minute 57 second mark) I understand that the cells which grow back after treatment are thought to not cause damage to the nerves but what makes these cells different to the other cells? What does Lemtrada do to make the new cells "behave" and not attack myelin. Thanks
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