Psychiatry, Psychoimmunology, and Viruses

Viruses and the immune system in psychiatric disorders.- Immunogenetic aspects of viral or other environmental factors in schizophrenia.- The use of subtraction libraries for the identification of RNA species upregulated in the brains of individuals with schizophrenia.- Cerebrospinal fluid filtration in a case of schizophrenia related to "subclinical" Borna disease virus encephalitis.- Borna disease virus in patients with psychiatric disorders or fibromyalgia - demonstration of antibodies is highly dependent on the detection method.- Serotonergic system, depression, and immune system.- Interaction of the serotonergic and the immune systems: 5HT-Moduline.- The inflammatory response system activation model of major depression.- Schizophrenia and the immune system.- Methodological concerns in the study of the immune system in schizophrenia.- Psychoimmunological alterations in schizophrenia: how do confounding variables influence the findings?.- On the myth of antibrain antibodies in schizophrenia - a critical overview.- Schizophrenia: the teratogenic antibody hypothesis.- A preliminary analysis investigating immune activation in schizophrenia.- Measurement of neopterin, kynurenine and tryptophan in sera of schizophrenic patients.- Levels of soluble adhesion molecules in schizophrenia: relation to psychopathology.- Sleep, anxiety, headache, and immunity.- The role of interferon-alpha in the regulation of sleep.- Immunological alterations in patients suffering from bulimia nervosa (DSM-IV 307.51) vs anxiety disorders (DSM-IV 300.01, 300.21, 309.81, 300.02).- T cell subsets and expression of integrins in peripheral blood of patients with migraine and chronic tension type headache.