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However, integration of the J chain is not required for IgM assembly and in its absence IgM predominantly forms hexamers. The conformations of pentameric and hexameric IgM are remarkably similar with a hexagonal arrangement in solution. Despite these similarities, hexameric IgM has been reported to be a more potent complement activator than pentameric IgM, but reported relative potencies vary across different studies. Because of these discrepancies, we systematically investigated human IgM-mediated complement activation. We recombinantly generated pentameric and hexameric human IgM (IgM+J and IgM\u2212J, respectively) mAbs and measured their ability to induce complement deposition and complement-dependent cytotoxicity when bound to several Ags at varying densities. At high Ag densities, hexameric and pentameric IgM activate complement to a similar extent as IgG1. However, at low densities, hexameric IgM outcompeted pentameric IgM and even more so IgG1. These differences became progressively more pronounced as antigenic density became critically low. Our findings highlight that the differential potency of hexameric and pentameric IgM for complement activation is profoundly dependent on the nature of its interactions with Ag. 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