CharcotJM. Histologie de la sclerose en plaques. Gaz Hôp (Paris)1868; 41: 554, 557, 566
2.
CarswellR. Pathological anatomy: illustrations of the elementary forms of disease. London: Longman, Orme, Brown, Green and Longman, 1838
3.
MarieP. Sclerose en plaques et maladies infectieuses. Progr Méd (Paris)1884; 12: 287–9
4.
MatthewsWBWattam-BellJRBPountneyE. Evoked potentials in the diagnosis of multiple sclerosis: A follow-up study. J Neurol Neurosurg Psychiatry1982; 45: 303–7
5.
KurtzkeJF. Epidemiologic contributions to multiple sclerosis: An overview. Neurology1980; 30 (2): 61–79
6.
BatchelorJRCompstonAMcDonaldWI. The significance of the association between HLA and multiple sclerosis. Br Med Bull1978; 34: 279–84
7.
DeanG. The multiple sclerosis problem. Sci Am1970; 233: 40–6
8.
DeanGKurtzkeJF. On the risk of MS according to age at immigration to South Africa. Br Med J1971; iii: 725–9
9.
AlterMLeibowitzUSpeerJ. Risk of multiple sclerosis related to age at immigration to Israel. Arch Neurol1966; 15: 234–7
10.
KurtzkeJF. Multiple sclerosis in immigrants. Br Med J1976; i: 1527–8
11.
SchapiraKPoskanzerDCMillerH. Familial and conjugal multiple sclerosis. Brain1963; 86: 315–32
12.
RussellW Ritchie. Multiple sclerosis: Occupation and social group at onset. Lancet1971; ii: 832–4
13.
AlterM. Is multiple sclerosis an age-dependent host response to measles?Lancet1976; i: 456–7
14.
BrodyJA. Epidemiology of multiple sclerosis and a possible virus aetiology. Lancet1972; ii: 173–6
15.
KurtzkeJFHyllestedK. Multiple sclerosis in the Faroe Islands: 1) Clinical and epidemiological features. Ann Neurol1979; 5: 6–21
16.
KurtzkeJFGudmundssonKRBergmannS. Multiple sclerosis in Iceland: A postwar epidemic. Neurology1980; 30: 437
17.
CookSDDowlingPC. A possible association between house pets and multiple sclerosis. Lancet1977; i: 980–2
18.
CookSDDowlingPCRussellWC. Multiple sclerosis and canine distemper. Lancet1978; i: 605–6
19.
NathansonNPalssonPAGudmundssonG. Multiple sclerosis and canine distemper in Iceland. Lancet1978; ii: 1127–9
20.
SylwesterDLPoserCM. Association of multiple sclerosis with domestic animals and household pets. Ann Neurol1979; 5: 207–8
21.
CookSDDowlingPC. Distemper and multiple sclerosis in Sitka, Alaska. Ann Neurol1982; 11: 192–4
22.
DollRHillAB. A study of the aetiology of carcinoma of the lung. Br Med J1952; ii: 1271–86
BrownPCathalaFGajdusekDCGibbsCJ. Measles antibodies in the CSF of patients with multiple sclerosis. Proc Soc Exp Biol Med1971; 137: 956–61
25.
KoprowskiHDeFreitasECHarperME, Multiple sclerosis and human T-cell lymphotropic retroviruses. Nature1985; 318: 154–60
26.
PaneliusMSalmiAHalonenPKivaloERinneUPenttinenK. Virus antibodies in serum specimens from patients with multiple sclerosis, from siblings, and matched controls. A final report. Acta Neurol Scand1973; 49: 85–107
27.
HaireMFraserKBMillarJHD. Measles and other virus-specific immunoglobulins in multiple sclerosis. Br Med J1973; iii: 612–5
28.
FraserKB. False-positive measles-specific IgM in multiple sclerosis. Lancet1978; i: 91–2
29.
HaileRSmithPReadDNassimDWarlowCPRussellWC. A study of measles virus and canine distemper virus antibodies and of childhood infections in multiple sclerosis patients and controls. J Neurol Sci1982; 56: 1–10
30.
KoprowskiH. Search for viruses in multiple sclerosis. Neurology1976; 26 (2): 80–2
31.
CohenSBannisterR. Immunoglobulin synthesis within the central nervous system in disseminated sclerosis. Lancet1967; i: 366–7
WilliamsACMingioliESMcFarlandHFTourtellotteWWMcFarlinDE. Increased CSF IgM in multiple sclerosis. Neurology1978; 28: 996–8
34.
UtermohlenVZabriskieJB. Suppressed cellular immunity to measles antigen in multiple sclerosis patients. Lancet1973; ii: 1147–8
35.
FieldEJCowshallSNarangHKBellTM. Viruses in multiple sclerosis?Lancet1972; ii: 280–1
36.
ter MeulenVKoprowskiHIwasakiYKackellYMMullerD. Fusion of cultured multiple sclerosis brain cells with indicator cells: Presence of nucleocapsids and virions and isolation of parainfluenza type virus. Lancet1972; ii: 1–5
37.
PrineasJ. Paramyxovirus-like particles associated with acute demyelination in chronic relapsing multiple sclerosis. Science1972; 178: 760–3
38.
TanakaRIwasakiYKoprowskiH. Intracisternal virus-like particles in brain of a multiple sclerosis patient. J Neurol Sci1976; 28: 121–6
39.
EsiriMM. Multiple sclerosis: A quantitative and qualitative study of immunoglobulin-containing cells in the central nervous system. Neuropathol Appl Neurobiol1980; 6: 9–21
40.
HaaseATVenturaPGibbsCJTourtellotteWW. Measles virus nucleotide sequences: Detection by hybridization in situ. Science1981; 212: 672–5
41.
PrusinerSB. Novel proteinaceous infectious particles cause scrapie. Science1982; 216: 136–44
42.
ChesebroBRaceRWehrlyK, Identification of scrapie prion protein-specific mRNA in scrapie infected and uninfected brain. Nature1985; 315: 331–3
43.
LyonsMJHallWWPetitoCCamVZabriskieJB. Induction of chronic neurologic disease in mice with canine distemper virus. Neurology1980; 30 (2): 92–8
44.
FriedmannALorchY. Theiler's virus infection: A model for multiple sclerosis. Prog Med Virol1985; 31: 43–83
45.
RoosRPWollmannR. DA strain of TMEV induces demyelination in nude mice. Ann Neurol1984; 15: 494–9
46.
EsiriMM. Immunoglobulin-containing cells in multiple sclerosis plaques. Lancet1977; ii: 478–80
47.
CookSDDowlingPC. The role of autoantibody and immune complexes in the pathogenesis of Guillain-Barre syndrome. Ann Neurol1981; 9 (Suppl): 70–9
48.
PeposeJS. A theory of virus-induced demyelination in the Landry-Guillain-Barre syndrome. J Neurol (Berlin)1982; 227: 93–7
49.
WhitePJShackelfordPG. Edward Jenner MD, and the scourge that was. Am J Dis Child1983; 137: 864–9
50.
LarnerAJ. Ignaz Philipp Semmelweis. Oxford Medical School Gazette1985; 36 (2): 5–7
