Cold activation of serum complement in patients with chronic hepatitis C: study on activating pathway and involvement of IgG.

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Published in Acta Med Okayama on August 01, 2001

Authors

Y Ishii1, H Shimomura, M Itoh, M Miyake, F Ikeda, J Miyaike, S Fujioka, Y Iwasaki, H Tsuji, T Tsuji

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1: Department of Medicine I, Okayama University Medical School, Japan.

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