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The effect of cobra venom factor (CVF) activation of the complement cascade on leukocyte circadian variation in the rat

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Administration of cobra venom factor (CVF) at different time periods over a 24-h-period produced a leukocytic response which varied according to the time of day the factor was given. The resulting leukocytic circadian rhythm was achieved by a marked variation and increase in the neutrophil population.

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This study was supported by U. S. P. H. S. Grant No. HL 16769 and Grant No. AI 09169.

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Hoopes, P.C., McCall, C.E. The effect of cobra venom factor (CVF) activation of the complement cascade on leukocyte circadian variation in the rat. Experientia 33, 224–226 (1977). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02124080

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