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Clinical laboratory standard capillary protein electrophoresis alerted of a low C3 state and lead to the identification of a Factor I deficiency due to a novel homozygous mutation.
Immunology letters - 1 Jun 2016
Franco-Jarava Clara, Colobran Roger, Mestre-Torres Jaume, Vargas Victor, Pujol-Borrell Ricardo, Hernández-González Manuel
Abstract excerpt
Complement factor I (CFI) deficiency is typically associated to recurrent infections with encapsulated microorganisms and, less commonly, to autoimmunity. We report a 53-years old male who, in a routine control for non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, presented a flat beta-2 fraction at the capillary protein electropherogram. Patient's clinical records included multiple oropharyngeal infections since infancy and an...
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