Rattlesnake blood could reinvent the fight against deadly venoms
The Hindu — Health · 16 Sep 2026
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In a new study, scientists have shown that specific combinations of FETUA proteins from western diamondback rattlesnakes can fully neutralise rattlesnake venom lethality in mice, with roughly 10-times the potency of a commercial anti-venom
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