Erinacin
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Erinacin is a antihaemorrhagic protein first isolated in 1996 from the European Hedgehog, which is thought to convey (partial) immunity to snake venom.[1]
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Erinacin is a antihaemorrhagic protein first isolated in 1996 from the European Hedgehog, which is thought to convey (partial) immunity to snake venom.[1]