The three major pathways of complement activation use different molecules and mechanisms to initiate a complement-mediated immune response. The classical pathway is activated by an interaction between C1q and a(n). The initiation of the lectin pathway is dependent on lectins such as MBL binding to —. To initiate the alternative pathway, C3 must undergo___ to produce fragments that bind microbial surfaces and support the formation of membrane-bound C3 convertase. Although the initiating molecules differ, the pathways produce the same C3 convertase. high. Both passive and active mechanisms prevent host cell destruction when complement activity is One passive mechanism is the _____ of certain complement components such as the alternative pathway C3 convertase. One example of active regulation is cleavage of membrane-bound C3b by in the presence of host cell-specific cofactors. > > > > <

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MATCH THE CORRECT WORDS TO THE DEFINITION 

A. spontaneous hydrolysis 

B. Random Generation 

C. C3 convertase 

D. membrane-attack complex 

E. Classical and lectin 

F. Antigen-antibody immune complex 

G. Microbial carbohydrates 

H. Decay-accelerating Factor (DAF) 

I. Short half-life 

J. Factor I 

The three major pathways of complement activation use different molecules and mechanisms to initiate a complement-mediated
immune response.
The classical pathway is activated by an interaction
between C1q and a(n) _____.
The initiation of the lectin pathway is dependent
on lectins such as MBL binding to
To initiate the alternative pathway, C3 must
undergo to produce fragments that bind
microbial surfaces and support the formation of
membrane-bound C3 convertase.
Although the initiating molecules differ, the
pathways produce the same C3 convertase.
Both passive and active mechanisms prevent host
cell destruction when complement activity is high.
One passive mechanism is the of certain
complement components such as the alternative
pathway C3 convertase.
One example of active regulation is cleavage of
membrane-bound C3b by in the presence of
host cell-specific cofactors.
>
Transcribed Image Text:The three major pathways of complement activation use different molecules and mechanisms to initiate a complement-mediated immune response. The classical pathway is activated by an interaction between C1q and a(n) _____. The initiation of the lectin pathway is dependent on lectins such as MBL binding to To initiate the alternative pathway, C3 must undergo to produce fragments that bind microbial surfaces and support the formation of membrane-bound C3 convertase. Although the initiating molecules differ, the pathways produce the same C3 convertase. Both passive and active mechanisms prevent host cell destruction when complement activity is high. One passive mechanism is the of certain complement components such as the alternative pathway C3 convertase. One example of active regulation is cleavage of membrane-bound C3b by in the presence of host cell-specific cofactors. >
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Complement-mediated immune response: 

The complement system of the body which is a part of the innate immune response is activated when a foreign pathogen enters the body. As an effect of the complement system activation, the target cells are lysed. The pathogens are coated with complement proteins that help in their destruction. 

 

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