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Immunological studies on Naja nigricollis antivenin

Toxicon, 1973
Abstract Monovalent Naja nigricollis antivenin was prepared in horses using venom adsorbed to bentonite (first three injections) followed by increasing doses (up to 50 mg) of unmodified venom. The serum (1 ml) neutralized 51 ld 50 's of its homologous venom. Good neutralizing capacity (30–50 ld 50 's per ml) was also shown against venoms of N.
M. Hani-Ayobe, A.H. Mohamed, Darwish Ma
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Studies on egyptian Cerastes cerastes antivenin

Toxicon, 1974
Abstract A monovalent C. cerastes antivenin was prepared in horses. At the end of the immunization course 1 ml of serum neutralized 92 ld 50 of its homologous venom. Cross neutralization was evident against Cerastes vipera venom (53 ld 50 's per ml serum), but was low against the venoms of Echis carinatus, Bitis gabonica, B.
M. Hani-Ayobe, Darwish Ma, A.H. Mohamed
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Antivenins

Transactions of the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, 1966
F E, Russell, L, Lauritzen
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Antivenin-Bungarus/antivenin-Daboia-russelli/antivenin-Echis-carinatus/antivenin-Naja

Reactions Weekly, 2023
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Commercially Available Antivenoms (“Hyperimmune Sera”, “Antivenins”, “Antisera”) for Antivenom Therapy

, 2017
J. Meier
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Heterologous Antisera and Antivenins Are Essential Biologicals: Perspectives on a Worldwide Crisis