Venom from Brown snakes (Pseudonaja ssp.) induces a potent post-synaptic neurotoxicity which is rapidly reversed by a Fab based antivenom.

Author： Jones R.G.A.

Publisher： Elsevier

ISSN： 0041-0101

Source： Toxicon, Vol.34, Iss.7, 1996-07, pp. : 735-736

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