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In summary, the results of our studies suggest that complement contributes to protection against 2009 pandemic H1N1 and HPAI H5N1 influenza infection in mice.

These data reveal that C5a regulates migration of HSC and suggest a novel mechanism by which complement contributes to hepatic fibrosis.

These studies demonstrate that sex chromosome complement contributes to the severity of disease caused by CVB3 but not IAV suggesting that sex chromosomes can impact susceptibility to some but not all viral infections.

However, cartilage xenografts are slowly rejected by humoral and cellular mechanisms to which galactose α1,3-galactose (Gal) antigen and complement contribute.

The findings demonstrate the ubiquity of complement involvement in multiple sclerosis, suggest a pathogenic role for complement contributing to cell, axon and myelin damage and make the case for targeting complement for multiple sclerosis monitoring and therapy.

We did not compare the role of conventional biomarkers with TNC to discriminate between active versus inactive disease, because anti-dsDNA and complement contribute to the SLEDAI-2 K-2 K score on which our definition of active disease was based.

Undesirable complement activation contributes to the pathology of many human diseases by damaging tissue and promoting inflammation.

Besides a critical role in innate host defence, complement activation contributes to inflammatory and immunological responses in a number of pathological conditions.

However, excessive complement activation contributes to undesired tissue damage and the role of complement in other inflammatory diseases has previously been reported [46].

Although the complement system contributes to the tissue damage it is not easy to discriminate this from the beneficial effects of complement in terms of waste disposal.

However, it remains unclear whether the XX sex chromosome complement also contributes to sex bias in mouse models of lupus disease, such as (NZB × NZW) F1, which spontaneously develop the disease.