It would be disastrous if a complement attack were not confined to the surface of the
Chapter 0, Problem 24-5(choose chapter or problem)
It would be disastrous if a complement attack were not confined to the surface of the pathogen that is the target of the attack. Yet, the proteolytic cascade involved in the attack liberates biologically active molecules at several steps: one that diffuses away and one that remains bound to the target surface. How does the complement reaction remain localized when active products leave the surface?
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