Translation for 'venom' from English to Bulgarian

venom {noun}

отрова {ж} [на змия, паяк и т.н.]

• It is a very potent anti-venom against cobra venom, used by Pakistani old medicine.
• Notexin is a monomer from "Notechis scutatus" venom, β-bungarotoxin is a heterodimer from Chinese banded krait ("Bungarus multicinctus") venom, and textilotoxin is a pentamer from eastern "Pseudonaja textilis" venom.
• The platypus is one of the few living mammals to produce venom.
• The venom produced by Collett's snake is similar to the Papuan black snake's and mulga snake's venom.
• "Parabuthus transvaalicus" is a dangerous medically significant scorpion, which can both sting and spray its kurtoxin venom.

• This species produces venom in the spines of its fins.
• The venom of your greatest fear is the venom from the Great Serpent. They got the venom from the serpent while it was laying its eggs into the pool where Rowan got the moonflower from.
• Mebs writes that venomous animals produce venom in a group of cells or gland, and have a tool, the venom apparatus, which delivers the venom by injection during a bite or sting.
• Small doses of the snake's primarily hemotoxic venom can be deadly.
• This species produces venom in the spines of its fins.

• Arachnids, including scorpions, are known to regenerate their venom, although the content of the regenerated venom is different from the original venom during its regeneration, as the venom volume is replaced before the active proteins are all replenished.
• This species produces venom in the spines of its fins. In a study of the venom of a congener it was found that rabbitfish venom was similar to the venom of stonefishes.
• arenaria" is the observed spraying of venom out of their stings that has been seen from workers in large colonies.
• The venom of this species is highly potent, like that of other sea snakes.
• During the venom extraction, after removal of all spicules, each caterpillar produces approximately 2.4 mg of venom, the total amount of venom injected in an individual weighing 70kg can reach up to 1.4 - 1.7 mg/kg.

• The biology of this cone species has been extensively studied, in particular the embryonic development of its venom apparatus, the expression of the venom gland proteome and the role of the venom bulb in delivery of venom components to the radulae.