Titlebook: Complement; Hans J. Müller-Eberhard,Peter A. Miescher Book 1985 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1985 Komplement.bacteria.blood.genetics.

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The Role of Antibody in the Activation of the Alternative Complement Pathwayicroenvironment in which the affinity of the regulatory protein H for surface-bound Cab is low. There is now abundant evidence that antibody can enhance activation. Evidence for a role of antibody independent of its classical-pathway function has accrued from experiments with purified proteins of th

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Regulation of Immune Response by Components of the Complement Cascade and Their Activated Fragments, anaphylaxis, acute shock, numerous inflammatory reactions, acute allergic reactions, and increased vascular permeability [reviewed in 35, 36]. In addition, complement and its activated components have been reported to interact with the immune system and modulate the immune response [reviewed in 85

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Complement, Viruses, and Virus-Infected Cellsof acute and chronic infectious diseases, represent a major category of such pathogens. As replicating agents, they have the ability to serve as a persistent or increasing antigenic challenge. Through several different mechanisms viruses have the potential to become latent in cells and to emerge at

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The Role of Complement in Host Resistance to Bacteria century when it was noted that fresh blood had the power to kill certain types of bacteria [3, 17]. Analysis of the bactericidal activity of blood led to the recognition of factors called into play by the presence of specific antibodies to the bacterial surface that were responsible for the lytic o

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-82416-6Komplement; bacteria; blood; genetics; histocompatibility; macrophages; molecular genetics; proteins; resist

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978-3-540-15075-6Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1985