Comparative study of the edema-inducing activity of snake venoms
1. The edema-inducing activity of 24 venoms from snakes of the subfamilies of Elapinae, Hydrophiini, Crotalinae and Viperinae was determined. 2. All snake venoms tested are very potent edema inducers. The minimum edema doses of the venoms ranged from 0.16 to 3.41 μg per mouse paw. 3. The venoms indu...
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Main Authors: | Nget-Hong Tan, Saifuddin, M.N. |
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Language: | en_US |
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2017
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