What cellular macromolecules make up the complement pathway?

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The cellular macromolecules that are referred by the description above are the LIPIDS. The complement pathway system is a constituent of the natural immunity and this provides us a natural defense against infection. In the complement pathway of the immune system, the macromolecules that make this up are the lipids.

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