Increased Complement C1q Level Marks Active Disease in Human Tuberculosis

Abstract

Background: Complement functions as an important host defense system and complement C5 and C7 have been implicated in immunopathology of tuberculosis. However, little is known about the role of other complement components in tuberculosis.

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