Bradykinin potentiating factor isolated fromButhus occitanusvenom has a protective effect against cadmium-induced rat liver and kidney damage

Publication year: 2011 Source: Tissue and Cell, Available online 20 August 2011 Souad H.M. Bekheet, Eatemaad A. Awadalla, Muhammed M. Salman, Mohamed K. Hassan Bradykinin and its related peptides are widely distributed in venomous animals, including scorpion. A peptide fraction isolated from the venom of the Egyptian scorpionButhus occitanuswas proved to have a bradykinin-potentiating activity

Publication year: 2011 Source: Tissue and Cell, Available online 20 August 2011 Souad H.M. Bekheet, Eatemaad A. Awadalla, Muhammed M. Salman, Mohamed K. Hassan Bradykinin and its related peptides are widely distributed in venomous animals, including scorpion. A peptide fraction isolated from the venom of the Egyptian scorpionButhus occitanuswas proved to have a bradykinin-potentiating activity

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Bradykinin potentiating factor isolated fromButhus occitanusvenom has a protective effect against cadmium-induced rat liver and kidney damage

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