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Snakes Colubridae Elapidae Bothrops Viperidae Boidae Crotalus Agkistrodon Trimeresurus Bungarus Lizards Reptiles Animals, Zoo Russell's Viper

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Snake Venoms Antivenins Crotalid Venoms Elapid Venoms Reptilian Proteins Viper Venoms Cobra Venoms Neurotoxins Phospholipases A2 Batroxobin Metalloproteases L-Amino Acid Oxidase Disintegrins Cobra Neurotoxin Proteins Venoms Phospholipases A Phospholipase A2 Inhibitors Crotoxin Phospholipases

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Amino Acid Sequence Species Specificity Biological Evolution

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