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WE would like to invite veterinary practitioners to take part in a clinical trial of Europe's first dedicated veterinary snake antivenom, ViperaVet. This is directed against the venom of four medically important Vipera species found throughout western Europe, including the adder ( Vipera berus) , Britain's only native venomous snake. Between September
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The first advance on crude filtered immune serum or plasma for treating systemically envenomed bite victims was the use of IgG (predominantly equine) precipitated by salt treatment. This was followed by the development of F(ab')(2) antivenoms, prepared using pepsin digestion to remove both the highly reactive and nonspecific Fc part of the IgG molecule
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