Scientists develop synthetic antibody that neutralises deadly snakebite toxin
Scientists develop synthetic antibody that neutralises deadly snakebite toxin
Scientists have created a synthetic human antibody that can effectively neutralize a dangerous toxin produced by various snake species. This breakthrough study, published in the journal Science Translational Medicine, utilized a method previously used to identify antibodies for HIV and COVID-19, allowing for the creation of this new venom-neutralizing antibody.
Scientists have created a synthetic human antibody that can effectively neutralize a dangerous toxin produced by various snake species. This breakthrough study, published in the journal Science Translational Medicine, utilized a method previously used to identify antibodies for HIV and COVID-19, allowing for the creation of this new venom-neutralizing antibody.
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Scientists have created a synthetic human antibody that can effectively neutralize a dangerous toxin produced by various snake species. This breakthrough study, published in the journal Science Translational Medicine, utilized a method previously used to identify antibodies for HIV and COVID-19, allowing for the creation of this new venom-neutralizing antibody. 
