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Neurotoxins and Necrotoxins of Spider Venoms
Journal of Toxicology: Toxin Reviews, 1986Abstractalpha-Latrotoxin, the systemic neurotoxin isolated from the venom of the Mediterranean black widow spider (Latrodectus mactans tredecimeuttatus) remains the most studied of spider venom toxins. Although some variation is reported in the chemical properties of this protein neurotoxin, all workers agree that it causes a variety of nenous tissue ...
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Neurotoxins from Spider Venoms
2002In his excellent book “Arachnida,” rich in learned citations, T. Savory (1) writes: “The spider is the dominant arachnid; it surpasses all others in the number and variety of its species, in the complexity of its habits, and in the breadth of its range across the world.
Alfonso Grasso, Stefano Rufini
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More in spider venom than venom?
The Lancet, 1990BerylA. Oppenheim, Ian Taggart
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A Spider‐Silk‐Inspired Wet Adhesive with Supercold Tolerance
Advanced Materials, 2021Man Yang, Zhen Gu, Xinghua Shi
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THE EFFECT OF ACTH ON THE TOXICITY OF SPIDERS' VENOM
Medical Journal of Australia, 1955A L, WALLACE, R, STICKA
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Uncovering the structure–function relationship in spider silk
Nature Reviews Materials, 2018Jeff Yarger, Arjan van der Vaart
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