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What can a very low level of mannose-binding lectin mean and how can it be treated?
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A rare: Deficiency to affect someone clinically, deficiencies are more common. These help the immune system do its job in clearing certain infections. Treatment is experimental at this moment.
Answered 8/20/2018
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