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C′3 INACTIVATOR is said to inactivate the C′3 site of EAC′1423 both in immune haemolysis and in immune adherence. It was purified from the human serum of a single donor, arid was measured by a method described earlier1,2.
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TORISU, M., SONOZAKI, H., SHIRAISHI, S. et al. Purification of C′3 Inactivator from Human Serum. Nature 218, 1163–1164 (1968). https://doi.org/10.1038/2181163a0
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