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University of California - Los Angeles
Caption: Healthy spinal cord tissue (left) shows a similar number of neurons (magnified in red) as MS-infected spinal cord tissue (right) in mice that have been treated with a specific form of estrogen. Less neurons are found in the spinal cords of mice whose disease went untreated (center).
Credit: Seema Tiwari-Woodruff/UCLA
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