( nom it may someday even lead to better...)Stanford snake venom study shows that certain cells may eliminate poison

nom, it may someday even lead to better antivenins, though it will first have to be shown that human mast cells respond in the same way mouse mast cells do. The group has begun in vitro studies using human mast cells to evaluate this possibility.

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Source:Stanford University Medical Center


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