The terminal components of the complement pathway assemble to form a membrane attack complex that can induce pathogen lysis and death. yet, evidence indicates that this feature of complement is less important than the earlier steps that promote pathogen opsonization and induce inflammation. this conclusion is based on:

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Paxton Dominguez

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11 July, 19:49

The terminal components of the complement pathway assemble to form a membrane attack complex that can induce pathogen lysis and death. yet, evidence indicates that this feature of complement is less important than the earlier steps that promote pathogen opsonization and induce inflammation. this conclusion is based on:

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The conclusion is based on research and supporting facts about the complement pathway assemble to form a membrane complex that can induce pathogen lsis and death.