Pneumococcal type-associated variability in alternate complement pathway activation

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Pneumococcal type-associated variability in alternate complement pathway activation

Infection and Immunity

Oct 1, 1975

David Fine

PMID: 329

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Opsonization of Streptococcus pneumoniae may be mediated by the alternate complement pathway. To study the importance of this interaction to human disease, complement consumption by pneumococci of various serotypes was measured in humwn serum chelated with ethyleneglycoltraacetic acid, ...read more

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Phosphoglycerate Dehydrogenase Activity

Complement Pathway

Zymosan

Hemolytic Complement

Serotyping

Serum

PHGDH gene

Complement C3 precursor

Virulence Factors

Streptococcus pneumoniae

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