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CB 4332 is a first-in-class, engineered, recombinant complement factor I (CFI) protein designed as a therapeutic replacement for individuals with CFI deficiency. It is intended for prophylactic subcutaneous administration, aiming to restore functional CFI levels and regulate the complement cascade to address complement-related disorders. Developed from Catalyst Biosciences' protease engineering platform, CB 4332 has received Rare Pediatric Disease Designation from the FDA for treatment of CFI deficiency, a rare immunologic disorder characterized by recurrent infections and glomerulopathies. As of early 2025, it is in preclinical development with no reported human clinical results or approvals.
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