Isolation and characterization of a hemorrhagic factor from the venom of the snake Atractaspis engaddensis (Atractaspididae)

Keyphrases

• Atractaspis 100%
• Venom 100%
• Hemorrhagin 40%
• Hemorrhagic Disease 40%
• Ca2+ 20%
• Gelatin 20%
• High Molecular Weight Fraction 20%
• Gel Filtration 20%
• Specific Activity 20%
• Vipera Palaestinae 20%
• Periodic acid-Schiff 20%
• Ammonium Sulfate Precipitation 20%
• Acrylamide 20%
• PH Range 20%
• Disk Electrophoresis 20%
• Casein 20%
• Zn2+ 20%
• Protease Activity 20%
• Ion Exchange Chromatography 20%
• Coomassie Brilliant Blue 20%
• Initial Peak 20%
• Viperidae 20%
• Prolonged Incubation 20%
• DEAE-Sepharose 20%
• Immunodiffusion 20%
• Crude Venom 20%
• Gx-50 20%
• Azocoll 20%
• Non-venomous Snakes 20%
• Low Molecular Weight Fraction 20%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Bleeding 100%
• Mouse 33%
• Proteinase 33%
• Poisonous Snake 33%
• Viperidae 33%
• Sephadex 33%
• Daboia palaestinae 33%
• Ammonium Sulfate 33%
• Acrylamide 33%
• Electrophoresis 33%
• Sepharose 33%
• Calcium Ion 33%
• Gelatin 33%
• Coomassie Brilliant Blue 33%
• Zinc Ion 33%
• Periodic Acid 33%
• Ethylenediaminetetraacetic Acid 33%
• 2 Diethylaminoethanol 33%
• Casein 33%