Their screen identified one which counteracts a protein in venom found in a variety of snakes including cobras and black mambas.
Scripps Research scientists have developed an antibody that protects against a host of lethal snake venoms found throughout Africa, Asia and Australia. Published in @ScienceTM, the new research could lead toward a universal antivenom.
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Researchers at Scripps Research Institute then found that the antibody protected mice against this variety of snake venom.