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According the ''Medical Subject Headings'' of the National Library of Medicine, the complement system is made up of a series of Serum glycoproteins that are part of the host defense mechanism of [[complement activation]], which | According the ''Medical Subject Headings'' of the National Library of Medicine, the complement system is made up of a series of Serum glycoproteins that are part of the host defense mechanism of [[complement activation]], which creates the "complement membrane attack complex" | ||
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Complement (immunology) [r]: According the Medical Subject Headings of the National Library of Medicine, the complement system is made up of a series of Serum glycoproteins that are part of the host defense mechanism of complement activation, which creates the "complement membrane attack complex"