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H-Inv and Fantom3 projects catering to the human and mouse genomes, respectively, have generated thousands of sequence reads constituting expressed complements of the genomes [1], [2], [3].

Next, we choose the three significant differentially expressed complement proteins (C3, CFI, and C4BPα) for ELISA validation by using individual samples from the bipolar II (n = 20), MDD (n = 30), and HC groups (n = 30), plasma samples were diluted 1 10,000 for C3 analysis, 1 2000 for C4BPα analysis, and 1 1000 for CFI analysis.

While plant genomes display large size variations, the number of expressed complement of genes involved in cellular processes are more conserved.

However, osteoblasts have been shown to express complement factors [ 39], and in endothelial cells, complement factor expression has been found to be GC-dependent [ 40].

Further, proteolytic fragments C3 (C3bi C3di, C3d and C3dg) promote uptake by cells that express complement receptor [ 38].

If complement activation products are important regulators of HSC function in the context of hepatic fibrosis, then HSC should express complement receptors.

This has been proposed to be important for elimination of aggregated proteins in PD by phagocytosis by microglial cells expressing complement receptors [ 29].

MDA-MB-231 cells express complement factor H (data not shown), which binds AM with nanomolar affinity, interfering with detection of the peptide [ 3].

This OX-42 antibody is suitable for pineal gland staining because the predominant type of microglia in this tissue expresses complement type 3 receptors [ 43].

E5 cells are Vero cells stably transfected with HSV ICP4, so they express complementing levels of wild type ICP4 upon HSV-1 infection and were provided by N. DeLuca (University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, Pittsburgh, PA) [ 22].

This was observed despite the fact these cells may co-express complement receptor 4 (CR4), which could participate in phagocytosis and act as a source of random variability in this assay.