Intraperitoneal

... for further chronic toxicity studies. 36. Furthermore, this isolate appears to be unable to grow at human body temperature after inhalation or intraperitoneal exposure. The clearance times of the entomopathogen from lungs and lymph nodes after inhalation, fall in the range previously observed ...

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... with both of your figures, forgive me for not stating that all the LD-50s i gave were the results of Sub-cutaneous injections. As you will know Intraperitoneal and IV results are not relavant to bites inflicted on human beings. Oxyuranus scutellatus/Oxyuranus scutellatus canni IV 0.013 Intraperitoneal ...

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spiceweasel I am confused now Oxyuranus scutellatus[Coastal Taipan] has Intravenous LD-50s as 0.013 Intraperitoneal LD-50s as 0.009 but what you say has no match.

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... when dealing with toxcity of venom there are four main ways of testing all involving injecting mice: subcutaneous intravenous intramuscular intraperitoneal IV injections in bites are very rare, only large bitis or very large bothrops/crotalus can deliver intramuscular bites. The method that ...

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