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Catch Me if You Can: Streptococcus pyogenes Complement Evasion Strategies

28 Sept 2018

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The human host has evolved elaborate protection mechanisms to prevent infection from the billions of microorganisms to which it host is exposed and is home. One of these systems, complement, is an evolutionary ancient arm of innate immunity essential for combatting bacterial infection. Complement permits the efficient labelling of bacteria with opsonins, supports phagocytosis, and facilitates phagocyte...

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PMID: 30269134
DOI: 10.1159/000492944

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