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The presence of immune complexes poses a constant danger of activating complement.
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The strongest binding was obtained with immune complexes prepared at slight antigen excess.
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Following their activation by self-nucleic acid-associated immune complexes, PDCs migrate to the tissues.
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We speculate that such immune complexes might facilitate immune escape of cancer cells.
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We detected immune complexes (IC)s in sputum from chronically infected CF patients.
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This receptor is involved in the processing of immune complexes.
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A fluorescence immunoassay for detection of immune complexes bound to solid-phase C1q was developed.
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The immune complexes deposited in glomeruli might participate in the initiation of anti-GBM disease.
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These immunodeposits originate from circulating immune complexes consisting of anti-glycan antibodies bound to Gd-IgA1.
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Objective: To determine whether B. burgdorferi-specific immune complexes are detectable during active infection in LD.
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Reduced clearance of immune complexes would increase the likelihood of tissue deposition and immune-mediated damage.
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In general, the association of glomerular immune complexes did not lead to a benign prognosis.
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These circulating immune complexes escape hepatic degradation and eventually are deposited in the kidney mesangium.
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Main outcome measure: Detection of B. burgdorferi immune complexes by enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay and Western blot.
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The circulating antigens were partly in the form of free antigens and partly as immune complexes.
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The presence of GCs or T:B aggregates was strongly associated with tubular basement membrane immune complexes.
