Transfer of Pathogenic IgG from Long COVID Patients with Neurological Symptoms Induces Sensitivity Without Affecting Cognitive Function in Mice - Quiz - MDSpire

Transfer of Pathogenic IgG from Long COVID Patients with Neurological Symptoms Induces Sensitivity Without Affecting Cognitive Function in Mice

  • By

  • Margaux Mignolet

  • Catherine Deroux

  • Thomas Florkin

  • Valéry Bielarz

  • Kathleen De Swert

  • Nicolas Halloin

  • Lindsay Sprimont

  • Aurélie Ladang

  • Fabienne George

  • Jacques Gilloteaux

  • Laurence Abeloos

  • Pierre Garin

  • Johan Van Weyenbergh

  • Marc Jamoulle

  • Claire Diederich

  • Nicolas Albert Gillet

  • Pierre Bulpa

  • Charles Nicaise

  • April 29, 2026

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Transfer of Pathogenic IgG from Long COVID Patients with Neurological Symptoms Induces Sensitivity Without Affecting Cognitive Function in Mice

  • by Margaux Mignolet, Catherine Deroux, Thomas Florkin, Valéry Bielarz, Kathleen De Swert, Nicolas Halloin, Lindsay Sprimont, Aurélie Ladang, Fabienne George, Jacques Gilloteaux, Laurence Abeloos, Pierre Garin, Johan Van Weyenbergh, Marc Jamoulle, Claire Diederich, Nicolas Albert Gillet, Pierre Bulpa, Charles Nicaise

  • April 29, 2026

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