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CPZ intoxication mimics several degenerative events in the brain, inducing demyelination, loss of OLs, axonal and synaptic dysfunction, glial cell activation, and oxidative stress, recapitulating cellular and molecular degenerative features of demyelinating diseases 31,32,33,34

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