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Effect of sequential glycolysis of the lectin of Euonymus europaeus on activation of the classical complement pathway in normal human serum.

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The lectin of Euonymus europaeus at concentrations of 5-21 micrograms/ml causes activation of the classical complement (C) pathway (C1, C4, C2) when added to normal human serum at 37 degrees C. At higher concentrations, C3 is also consumed. The effect is dependent on a 'natural antibody' in serum of

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