Emiro G Muniz, Ida S Sano-Martins, Maria das Graças G Saraiva, Evela S Magno, Sâmella S Oliveira
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Ability of brazilian Bothrops-Lachesis-Crotalus antivenom in neutralizing some biological activities of Crotalus durissus ruruima rattlesnake venom.
We evaluated the efficacy of freeze-dried Bothrops-Lachesis-Crotalus antivenom and liquid Crotalus antivenoms to neutralize Crotalus durissus ruruima (Cdr) venom (Roraima, Brazil) comparing with C. d. terrificus (Cdt) venom. Lethal and phospholipase A2 activities were similar between both spp. Crotamine was negative and individual Cdr venoms induced hemorrhage in mice. It was lower coagulant than Cdt venom. Only Bothrops-Lachesis-Crotalus antivenom neutralized all biological activities evaluated, suggesting that it could be used in snakebites in this region.
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