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Blocking stroke-induced immunodeficiency increases CNS antigen-specific autoreactivity but does not worsen functional outcome after experimental stroke

Römer C, Engel O, Winek K, Hochmeister S, Zhang T, Royl G, Klehmet J, Dirnagl U, Meisel C, Meisel A. Blocking stroke-induced immunodeficiency increases CNS antigen-specific autoreactivity but does not worsen functional outcome after experimental stroke. J Neurosci. May 2015;35(20):7777-7794. Publication Date May 2015 How Analyze was Used “Axial slices covered the distance between the…