JoVE Encyclopedia of Experiments
Neuroscience
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Cet article décrit une méthode pour induire l'encéphalomyélite auto-immune expérimentale (EAE) chez les souris, un modèle pour étudier la sclérose en plaques. La procédure implique l'injection d'un peptide neuronal et d'un adjuvant bactérien pour stimuler une réponse auto-immune.
Establishing a reliable EAE mouse model enables mechanistic de-risking of autoimmune hypotheses in early discovery, supporting target validation for neuroinflammatory pathways. The model provides a disease-relevant system to evaluate therapeutic candidates that modulate immune cell infiltration and blood-brain barrier integrity, aligning with preclinical validation workflows. This approach enhances predictive confidence in lead identification by recapitulating key pathophysiological features of multiple sclerosis, including T-cell activation and myelin damage.
Positioned within the discovery continuum, this model supports hypothesis testing in Early Discovery, assay readiness in Screening, and mechanistic de-risking in Preclinical work, enabling seamless transition from target identification to lead optimization.
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