Outcomes of complement activation there are three major outcomes of complement activation: opsonization, inflammation stimulation, and direct cell lysis. all three outcomes the this activity, you will determine which statements are associated with opsonization, inflammation stimulation, or cell lysis. drag each statement to the appropriate box, indicating whether the statement applies to opsonization, inflammation stimulation, or direct cell lysis. body destroy invading pathogens. in macrophages and neutrophils are attracted to c3 protein molecules bound to the pathogens, making them easier to phagocytize. c9 is polymerized into a circular- shaped complex on the pathogen surface mac introduces holes to the bacterial cell membrane neutrophils are attracted to the areac3a fragments act as chemotactic c5a fragments recruit immune cells to and arrive via diapedesis agents. the site of infection. c3b fragments bind to the surface of multiple transmembrane proteins are recruited to the pathogen. inflammation stimulation direct cell