Complement and platelets: Mutual interference in the immune network
Abstract
In recent years, the view of platelets has changed from mere elements of hemostasis to immunological multitaskers. They are connected in manifold ways to other cellular and humoral components of the immune network, one of which is the complement system, a potent player in soluble innate immunity. Our article reviews the crucial and complex interplay between platelets and complement, focusing on mutual regulation of these two interaction partners...
Paper Details
Title
Complement and platelets: Mutual interference in the immune network
Published Date
Sep 1, 2015
Journal
Volume
67
Issue
1
Pages
108 - 118
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