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The Classical Pathway C1 Complex

Arlaud et al., 2005

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305560466371734530
Author
Arlaud G
Gaboriaud C
Thielens N
Gregory L
Juanhuix J
Rossi V
Fontecilla-Camps J
Publication year
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Structural Biology of the Complement System

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This chapter reviews the structural data generated by the approach and shows how these provide insights into the architecture and function of the C1 complex at the atomic level. The classical pathway of complement is triggered by the C1 complex, a multimo-lecular protease …
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