Complement and Disease: Current Concepts: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 41, No 4

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Abstract

Important biologic events can be attributed to activated complement components, and studies are under way to establish the contribution of these serum factors in human hypersensitivity and inflammatory diseases of unknown etiology. Technics for collecting quantitative data on these components have recently become available.

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