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Immunology Today
Article . 1994 . Peer-reviewed
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Immunology Today
Article . 1994
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Complement factor H and related proteins: an expanding family of complement-regulatory proteins?

Authors: P F, Zipfel; C, Skerka;

Complement factor H and related proteins: an expanding family of complement-regulatory proteins?

Abstract

Recently, several factor-H-related molecules have been identified in humans and mice, initiating new interest in this group of serum proteins. Although no complement-regulatory activity has been demonstrated yet for the human factor-H-related proteins, the immunological and structural similarities to factor H suggest overlapping functions. Here, Peter Zipfel and Christine Skerka review these similarities and suggest a new nomenclature to identify members of the factor-H-related family.

Keywords

Sequence Homology, Amino Acid, Complement Factor H, Molecular Sequence Data, Animals, Humans, Amino Acid Sequence, Blood Proteins

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popularity
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impulse
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