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Trimeresurus

Known as: Habu, Viridovipera, Habus 
A genus of snakes of the family VIPERIDAE. About 30 species are currently recognized, found in southeast Asia and adjacent island chains. The Okinawa… 
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1982
1982
The Beylical Habus Council and Suburban Development: Tunis, 1881-1914
1981
1981
Effects of adjuvants on the immunogenicity of Habu-venom toxoid in the monkey and the guinea pig.
Incorporation of aluminum adjuvant as large an amount as 1 mg/ml (as Al) in immunization was required to produce high antibody… 
1981
1981
Snake venoms. Purification, some properties and amino acid sequence of a phospholipase A2 (DE-I) from Trimeresurus okinavensis (Hime-habu) venom.
A phospholipase A2 (DE-I) was purified from Trimeresurus okinavensis (Hime-habu) venom by gel filtration on Sephadex G-50… 
1966
1966
Studies on Habu snake venom. VII. Heat-stable myolytic factor and development of its activity by addition of phospholipase A.
1961
1961
Studies on Habu snake venom. IV. Fractionation of Habu snake venom by chromatography on CM-cellulose.
1960
1960
Studies on Habu snake venom. 2c. Studies on H beta-proteinase of Habu venom.
1960
1960
Electron microscopic study on renal lesion of rabbit caused by toxicosis of "Habu" venom.
1960
1960
Studies on the Habu snake venom. 3-2. A comparative study of histopathological changes caused by crude venom, purified Habu-proteinase and other proteinases.
1959
1959
Studies on Habu snake venom. I. Comparison of several biological activities of fresh and dried Habu snake venom.
1959
1959
Studies on Habu snake venom. 2b. Further purification and enzymic and biological activities of H alpha-proteinase.