Complement component 1q (C1q), the initiator of the classical complement cascade, mediates synaptic elimination in development and disease, yet the triggers for its deposition on synapses remain unclear. Using in vivo chemogenetics, we demonstrate that …
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C1q and immunoglobulins mediate activity-dependent synapse loss in the adult brain | Science
