William G. Glenn, Hugh L. Keegan, F. W. Whittemore
Abstract
Several species of scorpions separated by geographical barriers have certain venom components in common. A study of the comparative venom-antivenin reactions by gel diffusion indicates an approach to the preparation of a polyvalent antivenin against scorpion stings.
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Several species of scorpions separated by geographical barriers have certain venom components in common. A study of the comparative venom-antivenin reactions by gel diffusion indicates an approach to the preparation of a polyvalent antivenin against scorpion stings.
Key concepts: Scorpion, Venom, Antivenom, Scorpion Venoms, Envenomation, Zoology, Buthidae, Biology