Cutting Edge: Role of MASP-3 in the Physiological Activation of Factor D of the Alternative Complement Pathway
Manabu Hayashi(Fukushima Medical University), Hideharu Sekine(Fukushima Medical University), Yumi Ishida(Fukushima Medical University), Takeshi Machida(Fukushima Medical University), Tomoko Omori(Fukushima Medical University), Hiromasa Ohira(Fukushima Medical University), Mika Takasumi(Fukushima Medical University), Masayuki Sekimata(Fukushima Medical University), Masahito Ikawa(Systems Biology Institute), Yuichi Endo(Imperial Household Agency), Yoshimi Homma(Fukushima Medical University), Toshiyuki Suzuki(Fukushima Medical University), Teizo Fujita(Imperial Household Agency), Yusuke Ogata(RIKEN Center for Integrative Medical Sciences)
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