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International Immunology, Vol. 1, No. 5, pp. 551-554,November 1989
© 1989 Japanese Society for Immunology


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SP-40,40 is an inhibitor of C5b-6-initiated haemolysis

Brendan F. Murphy, Jocelyn R. Saunders, Moira K. O'Bryan, Louis Kirszbaum1, Ian D. Walker1 and Anthony J. F. d'Apice2

Department of Medicine, University of Melbourne and Renal Unit, St Vincent's Hospital Melbourne 3065, Australia
1 Department of Veterinary Preclinical Sciences, University of Melbourne Parkville 3052, Australia
2 Department of Nephrology, The Royal Melbourne Hospital Melbourne 3050, Australia

Correspondence to: Correspondence to Dr B. F. Murphy, Renal Unit, St Vincent's Hospital, Fitzroy, Victoria 3065. Australia

This study examines the function of SP-40,40, a newly identified component of the SC5b-9 complement complex, In the regulation of the terminal complement pathway. Purified SP-40,40 was shown to inhibit, in a dose-dependent manner, C5b-6-initiated haemolysls. Apparently additive inhibition was also demonstrated in conjunction with complement S-protein, although SP-40,40 appears to be the more potent inhibitor on an equimolar basis. The data suggest that SP-40,40, like S-protein, probably combines with the nascent C5b7 complex, forming a cytolytically inactive SC5b7-SP-40,40 complex. Preparations of S-protein, purified by an established technique, were shown to be contaminated with SP-40,40. Preparations of affinitypurified SP-40,40 were also shown to contain S-protein, suggesting that these proteins may be partially complexed in plasma.

Keywords: complement, C5b-9, S-protein, clusterin, SGP-2

Received 10 May 1989, accepted 17 July 1989.


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