Complement: a key system for immune surveillance and homeostasis

Daniel Ricklin(University of Pennsylvania), George Hajishengallis(University of Louisville), Kun Yang(University of Pennsylvania), John D. Lambris(University of Pennsylvania)

Nature Immunology

August 19, 2010

10.1038/ni.1923

Cited by 3,579

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