The sting that clots: the Factor VII and Factor X activating procoagulant effects of Androctonus scorpion venoms are potentiated by Factor Va as a cofactor

Pirates of the coagulase: Clinical implications of dramatic ontogenetic shifts in Yellow Beard (Bothrops atrox) lancehead pitviper Factor Va-mediated venom activation of blood clotting factors

Heavy metal predators: diverse elemental enrichment across the weapons of scorpions

Beyond Blast Injury: Occupational Hygiene, Safety, and Toxicology Considerations for Mixed-Metal and Energetic-Chemical Exposures to Explosive Ordnance Disposal Personnel

Azemiops feae (Fea’s Viper) Envenoming: A Case Report and Review of the Literature

Hemostatic hellfire: Rhabdophis helleri (Red-necked Keelback) snake venom pathophysiologically activates Factor VII and Factor X through novel uses of the clotting cofactors calcium, phospholipid, and Factor Va

The hills are alive with the sound of venom: Clinical implications of intraspecific variations in Factor Va mediated activations of Factor VII and Factor X in Swiss populations of Vipera aspis (Asp Viper)

Deadly innovations: Molecular phylogenetics and evolution of phospholipases A2 toxins in viperid snake venoms

The shifting sands of venom: Divergent blood clotting factor activation pathways and differential Factor Va co-factor dependence for the venoms of Middle Eastern desert vipers (Eristicophis and Pseudocerastes species)

First documented cases of envenomations in mainland China by Ovophis species (mountain pitvipers): severe coagulopathy and variable antivenom response in two patients from Yunnan Province

Context makes the clot: evolutionary and translational mismatches in snake venom thrombin-like enzyme-induced fibrin-clot formation between human and diverse animal plasmas

The X Factor: Regional differences in the level of ontogenetic variations in procoagulant venom activity in the Northwestern Neotropical Rattlesnake (Crotalus culminatus)

Sometimes size does matter: anticoagulant pathophysiological effects of Southwestern Speckled Rattlesnake (Crotalus pyrrhus) venoms are dichotomous by body size

Neurotoxic sleight of fang: differential antivenom efficacy against mamba (Dendroaspis spp.) venom spastic-paralysis presynaptic/synaptic vs. flaccid-paralysis postsynaptic effects

Tailored toxins: coagulotoxic variations in Atropoides, Cerrophidion, Metlapilcoatlus, and Porthidium viperid venoms against diverse vertebrate plasmas

X marks the clot: Evolutionary and clinical implications of divergences in procoagulant Australian elapid snake venoms

Heating up the blunts: prothrombin activation, with factor Va as an obligate cofactor, is the dominant procoagulant mechanism of blunt-nosed viper venoms (Macrovipera species)

Make acetylcholine great again! Australian skinks evolved multiple neurotoxin-proof nicotinic acetylcholine receptors in defiance of snake venom

Ontogenetic variation in coagulotoxic activity and antivenom efficacy of Central American pit viper venoms (Cerrophidion, Metlapilcoatlus, Ophryacus and Porthidium)

Venom versatility: dynamic anticoagulant and procoagulant variations between and within Bothrocophias (toad-head) and basal Bothrops (lance-head) pit vipers