… These enzyme activities can not be ignored when considering the pathophysiologic action …
venom as a whole (Meldrum, 1965). It is generally agreed that the enzymes in snake venoms …

… today on the enzyme activity of various snake venoms must be accumulated … venoms. The
results of the intensified work on the pharmacological behavior of isolated or purified enzymes …

… of PLA 2 enzymes. This review describes the mechanism of anticoagulant effects of snake
venom PLA 2 enzymes and the structure–function relationships of these enzymes. It shows …

… I ~5 1 Fibrinogen contains long stretches of amino acids which are exposed to proteolytic
enzymes including the snake venom pro· tcinases . Fibrin, however, has a cross- linked struc…

… regarding the enzyme activities of snake venoms, and (2) to encourage applied researchers
to consider the natural functions and selective forces that have shaped snake venoms over …

… of all is probably trypsin, and the same indication is obtained from experiments on the
critical temperature of inactivation of the enzyme. The venoms of N. naja, B. fasciatus and E. …

… Snake venom thrombin-like enzymes (SVTLEs) constitute the major portion (10–24%) of
snake venom and these are the second most abundant enzymes present in the crude venom. …

… In this review, we present the salient features of the major classes of snake venom enzymes,
their structures, mechanisms of action and functions. When appropriate, we also discuss the …

… This review will outline the different classes of fibrinolytic enzymes from snake venom,
focusing on the differences between the α-fibrin(ogen)ase and β-fibrin(ogen)ase sub-classes, …

… The toxicity of a venom also changes with the season. The enzymes most commonly
found in snake venoms are acetylcholinesterase (AChE), pseudoacetylcholinesterases …