Mol Immunol February 2004 PMID 14698228

Evolution of the complement system.

Masaru Nonaka, Fumiko Yoshizaki

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Abstract in brief

  • The human complement system, which includes over 30 components, evolved from gene structures involving common domains found across different species, with unique combinations appearing only in deuterostomes, suggesting that the system was originally established in this lineage.
  • Interestingly, an invertebrate deuterostome called ascidian has a complement system as complex as mammals, but phylogenetic studies indicate that the gene expansions in ascidians and vertebrates happened independently, meaning these systems evolved separately.
  • Overall, while many domain structures are shared, the vertebrate complement system appears to be a result of combining independently evolved parts into a unified response system, rather than a single, linear evolutionary development.]

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Rupullo (rupi chocho pelón)
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@kryaebp Hola mira si ocupas ayuda primero necesitas conocer conceptos básicos de que son las proteínas del complemento y el pq de sus subunidades, estos dos videos son buenísimos para entender bases y un poquito el proceso: https://t.co/mwsexPBagf https://t.co/0lp7PmfcgX

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@santiag0_ts · X

@natirockk https://t.co/Yp5etHiwJ9 mirate ese video, explica todo la vd, por encimita pa aprender

Feb 8, 2025 · 48 followers View post →
Rupullo (rupi chocho pelón)
@Zyanya03848957 · X

@kryaebp Hola mira si ocupas ayuda primero necesitas conocer conceptos básicos de que son las proteínas del complemento y el pq de sus subunidades, estos dos videos son buenísimos para entender bases y un poquito el proceso: https://t.co/mwsexPBagf https://t.co/0lp7PmfcgX

Oct 15, 2023 · 6 likes · 196 followers View post →
dra karlita
@ggggmontijo · X

@DannaPasillas3 https://t.co/AGnA0cdROx tome reina

Feb 24, 2023 · 1 like · 259 followers View post →
Cruella de MIR
@cruellademir · X

Acabo de encontrar un video que te lo explica de manera visual https://t.co/JDyosD5yoB objetivo de hoy: entender de que carajo van estas proteínas

May 3, 2022 · 2,544 followers View post →