Venom of Vipera latastei
| Product ID | PTX-SNV-L1956 |
|---|---|
| Name | Vipera latastei |
| Common Name(s) | lataste's viper, snub-nosed viper, metalloproteinase, fibrinogenase |
| Origin | Wild-caught (Spain/North Africa). |
| Purity | Whole Venom |
| Form | Lyophilized powder |
| Packaging | In vacuum sealed glass vials, in secured parcel. |
| Packaging | Price (€) | Quantity | Buy Now |
|---|---|---|---|
| 100 mg | €250.00 |
| IUCN Status | Not Evaluated |
|---|---|
| CITES | See CITES Appendices |
| Local | Check Local Regulations |
Description & Applications
Product Description
Vipera latastei venom is rich in metalloproteinases that degrade fibrinogen and extracellular matrix proteins. It is less studied than V. ammodytes but shares many enzymatic features.
Research Applications
- Proteolysis: Characterization of venom metalloproteinases.
- Phylogeny: Evolutionary relationships among Iberian vipers.
Vipera latastei
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