EBK ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY: THE UNITY OF
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Chapter 21, Problem 15TYR
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The human body follows several defense mechanisms to protect our body from foreign substances that cause infection to the host cell. One of the most is the complement system. It is a collection of cell surface proteins and blood. It involves both innate and adaptive immunity. It consists of more than 30 complement proteins that act sequentially to eliminate the pathogenic microbes.
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