[HTML][HTML] Complement membrane attack on nucleated cells: resistance, recovery and non-lethal effects.
BP Morgan - Biochemical Journal, 1989 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
BP Morgan
Biochemical Journal, 1989•ncbi.nlm.nih.govBackground Although the effects of complement and antibody on nucleated cells in culture
have been studied since the beginning of this century (Lambert & Hanes, 1911), clear
documentation of the effects at the cellular level did not occur until the 1950's (Kalfayan &
Kidd 1953; Miller & Hsu, 1956; Ellem, 1957, 1958; Green& Goldberg, 1960). Goldberg
andGreen demonstrated that attack on Krebs
have been studied since the beginning of this century (Lambert & Hanes, 1911), clear
documentation of the effects at the cellular level did not occur until the 1950's (Kalfayan &
Kidd 1953; Miller & Hsu, 1956; Ellem, 1957, 1958; Green& Goldberg, 1960). Goldberg
andGreen demonstrated that attack on Krebs
Background Although the effects of complement and antibody on nucleated cells in culture have been studied since the beginning of this century (Lambert & Hanes, 1911), clear documentation of the effects at the cellular level did not occur until the 1950's (Kalfayan & Kidd 1953; Miller & Hsu, 1956; Ellem, 1957, 1958; Green& Goldberg, 1960). Goldberg andGreen demonstrated that attack on Krebs
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