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Epidemiological and in vitro studies of mannose-binding lectin (MBL) in host defence

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Figure 1-1. The collectin fam ily o f proteins
Figure 1-2. The structure o f a single carbohydrate recognition dom ain o f MBL and the physico-chem ical basis o f such binding
Figure 1-3. The control o f the carbohydrate binding specificity o fMBL.
Figure 1-5. M odel o f the CRD trim er binding to carbohydrates.
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