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Common binding region of complement factors B, H and CR1 on C3b revealed by monoclonal anti-C3d

Koistinen et al., 1989

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9504744736480051938
Author
Koistinen V
Wessberg S
Leikola J
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Complement and inflammation

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Fab fragments of a murine C3d-specific monoclonal antibody, clone 4C2, strongly inhibited the binding of H, and up to about 80% that of B, to C3b on sheep erythrocytes, as shown by using radiolabelled purified proteins. The inhibition was also detected in the fluid phase …
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