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Most data suggest that IFN beta is most effective in healing the blood brain barrier (the passage through which blood is carried into the brain). This healing prevents the inflammatory cells of the immune system from entering the brain. These cells are called lymphocytes and could be potentially harmful to brain proteins (in this case, myelin proteins and axons).
