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Investigation of antidiabetic potential of Daboia russelii venom
Since ancient times, the Ayurvedic healing system has utilized various toxic substances including venoms from snakes, scorpions and bees and research on such substances encompassing medical, pharmacological, ecological and molecular evolutionary fields, showing a remarkable rise in publications over the past century.Sumana Sarkhel, Nuzhat Ara Jamal
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Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology Part C: Toxicology & Pharmacology, 2015
The pathophysiological significance of a toxic fraction (GF-VI DEAE-II) isolated from Russell's viper venom (RVV) is characterized. GF-VI DEAE-II represents 1.6% of the total RVV protein and it comprises of a 27.6kDa minor component (RP-I) (0.04%, w/w) and a major 6.6kDa non-enzymatic peptide (1.11%, w/w), named Rusvitoxin.
Rupamoni, Thakur +2 more
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The pathophysiological significance of a toxic fraction (GF-VI DEAE-II) isolated from Russell's viper venom (RVV) is characterized. GF-VI DEAE-II represents 1.6% of the total RVV protein and it comprises of a 27.6kDa minor component (RP-I) (0.04%, w/w) and a major 6.6kDa non-enzymatic peptide (1.11%, w/w), named Rusvitoxin.
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Clinical Toxicology, 2016
Russell's viper is more medically important than any other Asian snake, due to number of envenoming's and fatalities. Russell's viper populations in South India and Sri Lanka (Daboia russelii) cause unique neuromuscular paralysis not seen in other Russell's vipers.To investigate the time course and severity of neuromuscular dysfunction in definite ...
Silva, Anjana +8 more
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Russell's viper is more medically important than any other Asian snake, due to number of envenoming's and fatalities. Russell's viper populations in South India and Sri Lanka (Daboia russelii) cause unique neuromuscular paralysis not seen in other Russell's vipers.To investigate the time course and severity of neuromuscular dysfunction in definite ...
Silva, Anjana +8 more
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Toxicon
Daboia russelii is a category-I medically important snake throughout the Indian sub-continent contributing to majority of snakebite incidences in this part of the world. As such, extensive studies on its venom composition and search of efficient and appropriate interventions for its treatment become crucial.
Rafika Yasmin +6 more
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Daboia russelii is a category-I medically important snake throughout the Indian sub-continent contributing to majority of snakebite incidences in this part of the world. As such, extensive studies on its venom composition and search of efficient and appropriate interventions for its treatment become crucial.
Rafika Yasmin +6 more
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Synergistically acting PLA₂: peptide hemorrhagic complex from Daboia russelii venom.
Toxicon : official journal of the International Society on Toxinology, 2014Snake venoms are complex mixture of enzymatic and non-enzymatic proteins. Non-covalent protein-protein interaction leads to protein complexes, which bring about enhanced pharmacological injuries by their synergistic action. Here we report identification and characterization of a new Daboia russelii hemorrhagic complex I (DR-HC-I) containing ...
Madhukumar, Venkatesh +1 more
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The Middle Eastern Cousin: Comparative Venomics of Daboia palaestinae and Daboia russelii
Toxins, 2022Yehu Moran +2 more
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A study on life history and ecological impacts of Russell’s Viper (Daboia russelii) in Bangladesh.
Russell’s viper (Daboia russelii) plays an important role in ecosystem while poses serious public health challenges. This study investigates several key aspects of this species including identification, behavioral patterns, reproductive biology, habitat and distribution within Bangladesh and human-snake conflict.Samit Rahman +5 more
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