Certain toxins can be made into antidotes by injecting small amounts of the toxin into an animal and then drawing the resultant antibodies from the blood of the host animal. This produces an antivenom that can be used to neutralize the venom of some snake species, spider species, and other animals that are venomous. There is no "antidote" for some animal venoms, particularly those produced by...
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