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  • 21. Purification and properties of hyaluronidase from Hippasa partita (funnel web spider) venom gland extract.
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  • 39. A brief review of the scientific history of several lesser-known snake venom proteins: l-amino acid oxidases, hyaluronidases and phosphodiesterases.
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