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What is A herpetologist is bitten by a poisonous snake and is taken to the emergency depament with progressive muscle paralysis. The venom is probably incapacitating his and explain in detail?
Snake venom usually blocks acetylcholine receptors, preventing depolarization of the muscle cell. The Na+ and Ca2+ channels are not incapacitated by snake venoms