New Venom Inhibitor Could Counter Rattlesnake Toxins
A new drug called Verespladib may serve as a potent inhibitor for toxins found in over 95% of venomous snakes. This includes all snake species native to the United States.
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KNX Los Angeles
“Verespladib could be a game changer. It's a potent inhibitor of a key toxin found in the venom of more than 95% of venomous snakes, including all snakes native to the United States.”
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