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Biotoxins and Venomous Organisms
2020Poisons are compounds produced in nonspecialized tissues as secondary products of metabolism that accumulate in the host animal or that accumulate in predators following ingestion of prey. In contrast, venoms are produced in specialized tissues or glands, and venomous animals have developed a variety of venom apparatuses (stingers, teeth, etc.) to ...
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Venom-based biotoxins as potential analgesics
Expert Review of Neurotherapeutics, 2014Chronic pain is a common debilitating condition with negative social and economic consequences. Management of chronic pain is challenging and the currently available medications do not yet yield satisfactory outcomes for many patients. Venom-derived biotoxins from various venomous species consist of several substances with different structures and ...
Parisa, Gazerani, Brian Edwin, Cairns
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USAGE OF BIOTOXINS AS ANALGESIC
2.İnternational Congress Of Forensic Toxicology, 2017Pain has beendefined by The International Association for the Study of Pain as "Anunpleasant sensory and emotional experience associated with actual or potentialtissue damage, or described in terms of such damage".Narcotic drugsand non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs are used for analgesic purpose.
YARSAN, Ender, AKTAŞ, İbrahim
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Functional assays in marine biotoxin detection
Toxicology, 2005The contamination of seafood by algal toxins regularly affects animals living in several areas of the world, and the number of toxic phycotoxins which are being characterized is steadily increasing. The extreme dynamics characterizing the field of algal toxins has stimulated the development of tools to be implemented in the monitoring of contamination ...
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Recent Advancements in LC-MS Based Analysis of Biotoxins: Present and Future Challenges
Mass Spectrometry Reviews, 2022Sivakumar Manickam +2 more
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Eutrophication, marine biotoxins, human health
1992Eutrophication phenomena in marine coastal waters can today be explained on the basis of natural or anthropogenic causes. Undesirable effects and also sanitary problems in both types of eutrophication are often produced, but they may differ greatly in frequency and significance. Some algal biotoxins can affect both marine animals and man, whilst others
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Nanomaterial-Based Sensors as Potential Remedy for Detection of Biotoxins
Food Control, 2022Jaspreet Kaur Rajput
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