Complement Recognition
Complement Recognition is a molecular mechanism within the innate immune system that identifies pathogen-associated molecular patterns through the activation and deposition of complement proteins on microbial surfaces, distinguishing it from other recognition pathways by its reliance on a proteolytic cascade and opsonization to initiate immune responses.
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Institut de Biologie Structurale
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