Mechanisms of Viral Neutralization by Complement Protein Coat (capsid) _Nucleic acid core Viral aggregetion Coating of virus c not enter the hos event maturation of vir Activation of Inflammatory cells Anaphylaxis- C3a C5a Chemotasis Release of Histamine from mast cells Complement-Dependent Viral Neutralization Part of the body's natural defense against viral attack is the production of antibodies,which can bind to the surface of the infecting virus.This,in turn,can activate complement,which could neutralize the virus.In fact,the complement system appears to play an important role in neutralizing ruse since it can be activated against certain viruses and virus-infected cells in the absence of antibodies. viral neutralization ban be accomplished by the complement system through four mechanisms:(1)viral aggregation,(2)coating of viral surfaces,(3)lysis of virally infected cell,and (4)activation of inflammatory cells. Complement -Dependent Viral Neutralization Part of the body's natural defense against viral attack is the production of antibodies, which can bind to the surface of the infecting virus. This, in turn, can activate complement, which could neutralize the virus. In fact, the complement system appears to play an important role in neutralizing viruses since it can be activated against certain viruses and virus-infected cells in the absence of antibodies. Viral neutralization ban be accomplished by the complement system through four mechanisms: (1) viral aggregation, (2) coating of viral surfaces, (3) lysis of virally infected cell, and (4) activation of inflammatory cells