Titlebook: Biological Amplification Systems in Immunology; Noorbibi K. Day,Robert A. Good Book 1977 Plenum Publishing Corporation 1977 antibody.antig

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Complement in Cancer, done in a recent review by Nishioka (1976), who reiterates the need to take an overview of the entire immune system and the interplay of its component parts in the tumor-host relationship. Nishioka divides the immunological surveillance system into four segments: (1) the classical pathway of the co

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Biochemistry and Biology of Complement Activation,moral antibodies, this recognition step is the trigger of a biological reaction mediated by the complement system. The complement system, therefore, may be considered as the effector and amplification system of the humoral immune reaction.

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Serum Bactericidal Activity and Complement,mmune serum, and a thermolabile substance, which is present in both normal and fresh immune serum. This discovery by Bordet (1895) that the killing of . by serum was mediated by antibody and complement (C) represents a very significant landmark in the history of serology and immunochemistry.

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Isolated Deficiencies of the Complement System in Experimental Animals,ual components of the С system have been described in animals of various species (Table 1). These animals provide a useful model for study of the requirement of complement activation by both the classical and alternative pathway for immune reactions and defense mechanisms . and ..

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-2544-4antibody; antigen; bacteria; immunology

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978-1-4684-2546-8Plenum Publishing Corporation 1977

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,P?diatrisch wichtige Hauterkrankungen,rom this ability to complement certain reactivities initiated by antibody. At least eleven С proteins, acting sequentially, are involved in mediating the usual antibody-initiated hemolysis. These proteins comprise the ., or ., С pathway, which is initiated upon interaction of erythrocyte (E) membran