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Complement‐mediated immune mechanisms in allergy

29 Jun 2023

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Allergic conditions are associated with canonical and noncanonical activation of the complement system leading to the release of several bioactive mediators with inflammatory and immunoregulatory properties that regulate the immune response in response to allergens during the sensitization and/or the effector phase of allergic diseases. Further, immune sensors of complement and regulator proteins of the cascade...

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PMID: 37381711
DOI: 10.1002/eji.202249979

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