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Snake venom toxins--II. The primary structures of cytotoxin homologues S3C2 and S4C8 from Aspidelaps scutatus (shield or shield-nose snake) venom.
1. Cytotoxin homologues S3C2 and S4C8 from Aspidelaps scutatus were purified by gel filtration and ion exchange chromatography. 2. They consist of 63 amino acids including eight half-cystines. The toxicities of S3C2 and S4C8 were determined and LD50 values of 6.6 and 9.4 micrograms/g mouse were, respectively, found. 3. The complete primary structures of toxins S3C2 and S4C8 have been determined. The two toxins resemble the cytotoxin type toxins and in the cytotoxin homologues the ten structurally invariant amino acids of the neurotoxins and the cytotoxins are conserved.
Snake bite and snake identification.
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The effect of snake venoms on snake erythrocytes [proceedings].
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[The snake-eating capacity and the resistance to snake venoms of the Zopilota (Clelia clelia, colubridae) of Costa Rica].
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Endogenous inhibitors of snake venom phospholipases A(2) in the blood plasma of snakes.
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The pigments of snake skins. 1. The isolation of riboflavin as a pigment of the skins of the green snakes Philothamnus semivariegatus and Dispholidus typus.
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Randomised control trial on the effective dose of anti-snake venom in cases of snake bite with systemic envenomation.
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Immunological researches on the main Formosan poisonous snakes, especially on the venoms. III. Pathological changes in rabbits due to the experimental inoculation of Crotalidae snake venoms.
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Immunological researches on the main Formosan poisonous snakes, especially on the venoms. 5. Therapeutic experiment of mice injected with the snake venom by means of the antivenin serum.
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Studies on the improvement of treatment of Habu snake bite. I. Studies on the improvement of Habu snake antivenin.
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[ON THE SYSTEMATIC POSITION AND DISTRIBUTION OF PROTEOCEPHALIDAE (CESTODA: PROTEOCEPHALA) PARASITIZING EUROPEAN SNAKES WITH REMARKS ON THE GENUS OF A MADAGASCAR PROTEOCEPHALIDAE SPECIES FROM SNAKES].
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STUDIES ON THE IMPROVEMENT OF TREATMENT OF THE HABU SNAKE (TRIMERESURUS FLAVOVIRIDIS) BITE. 5. FACTORS INFLUENCING THE PROGNOSIS OF HABU SNAKE BITE.
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Hemorrhage, myonecrosis and vascular lesion in experimental snake envenomation, with special reference to Thailand snake venoms.
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The rough-scaled snake (Tropidechis carinatus) a dangerously venomous Australian snake.
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