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Familial late complement component (C6, C7) deficiency with chronic meningococcemia

Clough et al., 1980

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13842489046406417974
Author
Clough J
Clough M
Weinstein A
Calabrese L
Mansfield L
Gulick P
Gavan T
Braun W
Publication year
Publication venue
Archives of Internal Medicine

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Two patients with chronic meningococcemia were found to lack hemolytic complement, one because of C6 deficiency, the other because of C7 deficiency. In both cases family studies were consistent with inheritance of the deficiencies as non-HLA-linked, autosomal co …
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