Pre-symptomatic late infantile MLD patients, as well as those with juvenile or adult MLD that are either presymptomatic or displaying mild symptoms, can consider bone marrow transplantation (including stem cell transplantation), which may slow down progression of the disease in the central nervous system.
Dose-dependent effects of the indicated TBEV inhibitors on virus titres. PS cells were infected with TBEV at a multiplicity of infection (MOI) of 0.1 and treated with 2â²-C-methylguanosine (A), 2â²-C-methyluridine (B), RO-9187 (C) and (D) 4â²-azidocytidine at the indicated concentrations.
What does Tuberculosis have to do with Diabetes and what does Diabetes have to do with Tuberculosis? According to the WHO: Diabetes (DM) worsens the clinical course of Tuberculosis (TB) AND TB worsens the glycemic control of DM. DM triples the risk of developing TB.