Abstract
A. Bdolah. Comparison of venoms from two subspecies of the false horned viper ( Pseudocerastes persicus). Toxicon 24, 726 – 729, 1986. — Gel-isoelectric focusing of Pseudocerastes persicus fieldi venom shows a simple pattern with very few protein bands, while the venom of P. p. persicus reveals close to 30 protein bands. Molecular sieve chromatography of P. p. persicus venom shows a typical elution profile of a viperid snake, with hemorrhagic activity and l-amino acid oxidase activity confined to the high molecular weight peak of proteins. In the venom of P. p. fieldi, which has no hemorrhagin or l-amino acid oxidase, the high molecular weight fraction of proteins is practically missing.
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