The Effects of Snake Venom (<em>Bitis arietans</em>) on Embryonic Development
Venomous snake bites in pregnant women can lead to poor survival rates in both the foetus and mother; early bites can precipitate teratogenesis, miscarriages, preterm delivery, foetal death and antepartum haemorrhage. The chicken embryo poses as a valuable research model for venom research due to it...
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IntechOpen
2020
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