Blood contains a group of soluble proteins,which bind extracellular pathogens and destroy them.In one case,an assembly of these activated soluble proteins perforates the bacterial cell membrane,causing lysis and death of the cells.What is this group of soluble proteins called?
A)composite proteins
B)complement proteins
C)coppermouth proteins
D)complimentary proteins
E)complete proteins

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Complement proteins are a group of soluble proteins found in blood that help in binding and destroying extracellular pathogens. They can also cause lysis and death of bacterial cells by perforating their cell membrane. The other options such as composite proteins, coppermouth proteins, complimentary proteins and complete proteins are not related to this function.

Blood Contains a Group of Soluble Proteins,which Bind Extracellular Pathogens