… of inflammatory cells and fibrous organization. Crescents are … strong C3 deposits by IF, and
hump-shaped subepithelial deposits … hyperoxaluria) or primary due to genetic defects in key …

… molecular mechanism and structural organization of the C5 … produce C3 (and hence stain
positive) and deposit C3 activation … Due to its primary role in IC clearance, CR1 is an important …

… in primary atypical haemolytic uraemic syndrome (aHUS) [2]. … C3c but not immune complex
deposits were found along … by the European Medicines Agency. Both other recipients (…

… microscopic features of ‘primary glomerulopathies’ and utility … type II MCGN shows C3-dominant
deposits in mesangium and … Haemolytic-uremic syndrome: Haemolytic-uremic syndrome …

… described as a distinct histopathological entity in 1999, the so-… anti-dsDNA) and had C3
and C4 hypocomplementemia. At … There is no evidence of electron-dense deposits, ruling out …

… of the C3 activity (C3 gain of function, Factor H, Factor I, … disease (aHUS or
membranoproliferative glomerulonephritis… , membranoproliferative/dense deposit glomerulopathy, …

… APS had lupus nephritis and 5% of patients with primary APS had renal … finding of bright
linear IgG deposits along GBM is seen by … Atypical haemolytic uremic syndrome complicated by …

… “Seronegative APLS’ is becoming recognized as a distinct entity that encompasses the …
and immune deposits on immunofluorescence are typically absent in primary APLSN [21,25]…

… Uses: Provides enhanced contrast of object edges and of … is the most common form of
primary glomerulonephritis, with as … complex MPGN if Ig and/or C3 deposits are found on IF, …

… C3G was diagnosed by the presence of C3 deposits by … FHRs proteins with purified HS
isolated from glycocalyx (HS Glx ) … Most likely, our primary finding that 2-O-desulfated heparin can …