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Study on cobra venom factor

2001 
Cobra venom factor (CVF), separated from the cobra venoms, is an acidic glucoproteins with anticomplementory activity The combination of CVF with factor B in the blood produces a stable C3 and C5 converterase resulting in complement depletion by activating complement continually. There are many studies on it, such as inflammation, autoimmune disease, xenotransplantation, anti-tumor, etc. CVF is also an important tool drug for the study of complement role in the pathophysiological development of diseases.
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