Abstract
The review summarizes the current concepts of cell-tissue and molecular features of development of demyelinating processes in the central nervous system related to multiple sclerosis and its animal model – allergic encephalomyelitis. An analysis of recently published studies of this pathology, carried out with light and electron microscopy and immunohistochemical and molecular genetic methods, is given. New methodological approaches to the study of the pathomorhological aspects of demyelinating disorders allowed receiving in-depth understanding of the etiology and mechanisms of demyelination processes in the brain and spinal cord tissues at the cellular level and identifying the ways to develop effective modern methods of pathogenetic treatment of these diseases using cell therapy.
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