Presence of Chlamydia pneumoniae DNA in the cerebral spinal fluid is a common phenomenon in a variety of neurological diseases and not restricted to multiple sclerosis
Jens Gieffers(University of Lübeck), Matthias Maass(University of Lübeck), Christoph Stephan(Goethe University Frankfurt), Werner Solbach(University of Lübeck), Daniela Pohl(Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario), J. Treib(Westpfalz Klinikum), Rike Dittmann(Institute of Medical Microbiology and Hygiene), F. Hanefeld(Institute of Genetics), K.-F. Klotz(University of Lübeck)
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