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Snake Venom Metalloproteinases

This special issue belongs to the section “Animal Venoms“.

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Dear Colleagues,

This special edition of Toxins will cover recent developments in snake venom metalloproteinase structure, function and clinical implications. The special edition will include a historical retrospective of the discovery of SVMPs and early insights into their biochemical mechanisms and how they function in envenomation. The individual articles will review

  • SVMP Structure
  • Pathologies associated with SVMPs activities
  • Mechanism of action; Evolution and orthologs
  • SVMP processing and disintegrins
  • Potential clinical applications of SVMP scaffolds

Prof. Dr. Jay Fox
Prof. Dr. José María Gutiérrez
Guest Editor

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Toxins - ISSN 2072-6651