Method for multiple sclerosis treatment and prophylaxis by therapy leptospira infecion
A technology for multiple sclerosis and leptospirosis, applied in allergic diseases, antibody medical ingredients, pharmaceutical formulations, etc., can solve the problem of no pathogen, no disease-specific treatment or diagnosis, etc.
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[0189] How to prevent and treat MS
[0190] A direct consequence of understanding the causative factors of MS is the possibility of designing disease-specific preventive and therapeutic approaches. Because of the evidence presented here for the pathogenic role of L. interrogans or similar Leptospira species / strains, various immunoprophylactic and therapeutic measures are possible, as are antibacterial drug regimens. Interestingly, active immunotherapy and active immunoprophylaxis use the same means and measures, differing only in the timing of treatment relative to disease onset.
[0191] The genome of L. interrogans has been sequenced, thus making it possible to identify a number of protein antigens that can be used as immunogenic agents for prophylaxis or for active specific immunotherapy.
[0192] A list of preferred specific immunogens includes:
[0193] a) A preparation of a live Leptospira species, which is non-pathogenic in humans, which preferentially immunological...
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[0310] Endemic stability studies in search of diseases with unknown etiology
[0311] Emerging and re-emerging diseases such as MS are receiving increasing attention in the scientific community. The concern is based on the idea that disease emerges as a result of novel interactions between humans and reservoirs of disease agents. While this is true in many cases, the present invention is based on the idea that what appears to be a disease occurrence may in fact be a zoonosis reflecting endemic stability. Disease thus arises from lack of contact with nature rather than increased contact.
[0312] Therefore, studies explaining this finding were based on studies of endemic stability, where the disease in humans with an assumed unknown etiology (MS in this case) was in fact mirrored in the reservoir host (Rattus norvegicus in this case). Endemic stability of zoonotic diseases. The present invention is believed to be the first to use endemic stability studies to identify patholo...
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[0354] Search for zoonotic diseases that may cause MS
[0355] Due to the unclear epidemiology of multiple sclerosis (MS), this disease was chosen for preliminary trials in the search for zoonotic diseases reflecting endemic stability. Reports of gradients in eg Australia (Hammond et al. 2000) increase the likelihood that analyzes may yield evidence that may further understand the disease. This can also be extended to a world scale, where the pattern shows promise for a particular factor with this unique distribution (Fig. 2a). On the surface, Eurasians appear to be at greater risk than other ethnic groups. Therefore, all animals associated with wild and domesticated cultures in Europe are intriguing when attempting to link the course of the disease to possible reservoir hosts.
[0356] The reservoir hosts that are the most likely candidates are provided here based on spatial correlation, without referring to all possible reservoir hosts investigated in this approach. There...
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