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Bovine C1s, a subcomponent of the first component of complement, was purified in good yield by a combination of euglobulin precipitation and ion-exchange and molecular-sieve chromatography. Approx. 10 mg can be obtained from 3 litres of serum, representing a yield of 11%. The C1s is obtained in zymogen form, with a mol.wt. of 85000-88000, determined by gel filtration and SDS/polyacrylamide-gel electrophoresis. It is haemolytically active when tested with human C1q and C1r. Activation can be achieved by incubation with human C1r, resulting in cleavage of the C1s chain into two chains of 65000 and 27000 mol.wt. and the generation of an isoleucine N-terminal residue on the smaller chain. Active C1s binds an equimolar amount of di-isopropyl phosphorfluoridate to the smaller chain, which is the C-terminal part in the zymogen. The chains can be separated by ion-exchange in 8 M-urea. All of these characteristics show that bovine C1s is very similar to its human counterpart.

The purification and characterization of subcomponent C1s of the first component of bovine complement