Talk:Pneumococcal infection

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Deleted the following, which though I'm no expert, I believe to be a description of the normal immune system response to an infection. It's confusing to have it in the middle of paragraph on pathogensis.

Once the organism makes its way to a site where it is not normally found, it activates the complement protein group, stimulates cytokine production, and attracts white blood cells (specifically neutrophils).

--Sjsilverman (talk) 22:16, 8 January 2011 (UTC)Reply

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