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#** Forms C4b2¯b3b.
#** Forms C4b2¯b3b.
#*** This activates C5 and initiates the MAC.
#*** This activates C5 and initiates the MAC.
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* Like the alternative pathway, another major effect of classical pathway activation is to produce iC3b.
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* Like the alternative pathway, another major effect of classical pathway activation is to produce iC3b
due to the actions of Factors I and H
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** Promotes phagocytosis and initiates inflammation.
** Promotes phagocytosis and initiates inflammation.
* All the Ca fragments (C2a, C3a, C4a, C5a) are chemotactic for neutrophils and induce of acute inflammation.
* All the Ca fragments (C2a, C3a, C4a, C5a) are chemotactic for neutrophils and induce of acute inflammation.
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