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VenomousReptiles.org : experts : snake venom Help 1-8 of 8 messages   Page 1 of 1   snake venom Reply by gravityondown745 on March 16, 2005 Mail this to a friend! I am doing a report on the chemistry of snake venom and am having some trouble finding good sources. I need to know types of snake venom to venom compounds. Any information on the subject would be much appreciated. Thanks   RE: snake venom Reply by captiveherps on March 16, 2005 Mail this to a friend! www.venomdoc.com   RE: snake venom Reply by Phobos on March 16, 2005 Mail this to a friend! I agree that Dr. Fry's site is the best but here's an alternate anyway... http://ntri.tamuk.edu/ This one has the "venon babe" as Assistant Director. Met her at the BOR symposium...WOOF! :-P Cheers! Al   RE: snake venom Reply by bush_viper17 on March 16, 2005 Mail this to a friend! Is the range map for the eastern cottonmouth on this site correct? http://ntrc.tamuk.edu/index2.htm   RE: snake venom Reply by BGF on March 16, 2005 Mail this to a friend! Here's a paper I just published titled 'Genome to "venome": Molecular origin and evolution of the snake venom proteome inferred from phylogenetic analysis of toxin sequences and related body proteins' Or .... everything you wanted to know about to venom but were afraid to ask ;-) http://www.genome.org/cgi/content/full/15/3/403 Just click on the 'Full Text (PDF)' link on the right. On the page it'll leap to, click on 'Begin manual download' if it doesn't start downloading on it own Cheers   RE: snake venom Reply by KingCobraFan on March 16, 2005 Mail this to a friend! Not saying others don't, but Dr.B's got it together! Bill Huseth   RE: snake venom Reply by BGF on March 16, 2005 Mail this to a friend! Wait until you see the new stuff we're writing up right now. 10 new snake toxin types (brings the number up to 35. Some wild new toxins. Also, new data changing of the time of two to being in the ancestral venom, showing that the ancestor of the advanced snakes had a complex venom containing 11 of the toxin types. ;-)   RE: snake venom Reply by Cro on March 16, 2005 Mail this to a friend! Jeremy The range maps they show for Eastern, Florida, and Western Cottonmouth all leave out major parts of the snakes range. John     Page 1 of 1     Next Topic:   florida tips Previous Topic:   Squam question Email Subscription You are not subscribed to this topic. Subscribe! My Subscriptions Subscriptions Help Search experts: Check our help page for help using , or send questions, comments, or suggestions to the Manager.

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