Remarkable research has shown how some of the world's most deadly snake venom could help save lives in various situations.

Professor Alan Rowan, Director of the Australian Institue for Bioengineering & Nanotechnology, told Gareth Parker that their research into Australian snakes and the protein they inject through venom could create blood clots.

Professor Rowan explained how two venoms from different species of snake, including the Eastern Brown, are very effective at creating and maintaining blood clots.

Remarkable research has shown how some of the world's most deadly snake venom could help save lives in various situations.
Professor Alan Rowan, Director of the Australian Institue for Bioengineering &amp; Nanotechnology, told Gareth Parker that their research into Australian snakes and the protein they inject through venom could create blood clots.
Professor Rowan explained how two venoms from different species of snake, including the Eastern Brown, are very effective at creating and maintaining blood clots.

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