Original Article Distributional Notes, Venom Characteristics, and Antivenom Neutralization Potency of Bungarus sindanus Recently Described From Southeastern Iran
The present study is the first report of a new distribution, bite report, and toxicological and cross-neutralization of B. sindanus in southeast Iran, addressing a critical public health concern by examining the emergence of previously unidentified snake species in Iran.
Phytochemical classes, particularly phenolics, flavonoids, and terpenoids, may have contributed to venom neutralization through their collective biological activities, providing a plausible basis for the observed concentration-dependent protection.
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