Description
In this scholarly work, George Britton Halford delves into the intricate relationship between snake venom and its effects on blood. Through meticulous observations and experiments, he provides a thorough examination of how various types of venom interact with blood components, unraveling the mysteries behind their biological impacts.
Halford's insights contribute significantly to the understanding of toxicology and the physiological responses to venom. His observations detail not only the immediate effects on blood but also consider broader implications for medical science and the treatment of envenomation.
The inclusion of an appendix enhances the depth of the study, as it gathers additional data and clarifications that underpin Halford's findings. This edition highlights the enduring importance of this research in both historical context and contemporary application, making it a vital resource for scholars and practitioners alike.
Halford's insights contribute significantly to the understanding of toxicology and the physiological responses to venom. His observations detail not only the immediate effects on blood but also consider broader implications for medical science and the treatment of envenomation.
The inclusion of an appendix enhances the depth of the study, as it gathers additional data and clarifications that underpin Halford's findings. This edition highlights the enduring importance of this research in both historical context and contemporary application, making it a vital resource for scholars and practitioners alike.
Book Details
Format
Paperback
Pages
78 pages
Language
English
Published
Feb 19, 2015
Publisher
Scholar's Choice
ISBN-10
1298397723
ISBN-13
9781298397720