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Synthetic Snake Venom: The Novel Creation of <em>Crotalid</em> Phospholipase A2 Using Genetic Engineering
Antivenin is listed as one of the World Health Organization’s Essential Medicines1, and as such, it is integral to a modern health care system. Antivenin is currently developed through a process of milking venomous animals, in this case, snakes, concentrating the venom, inoculating animals, and isol
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