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Authors:
Trainer, VL
Poli, MA
Citation: Vl. Trainer et Ma. Poli, Assays for dinoflagellate toxins, specifically brevetoxin, ciguatoxin, andsaxitoxin, METH TOOLS, 2000, pp. 1-19
Authors:
Puiseux-Dao, S
Bouaicha, N
Diogene, G
Citation: S. Puiseux-dao et al., Maitotoxin, okadaic acid, and microcystins: Toxins that disturb signal transduction and phosphorylations, METH TOOLS, 2000, pp. 20-30
Authors:
Beress, L
Bruhn, T
Sanchez-Rodriguez, J
Wachter, E
Schweitz, H
Citation: L. Beress et al., Sea anemone toxins, acting on Na+ channels and K+ channels: Isolation and characterization, METH TOOLS, 2000, pp. 31-56
Authors:
Kem, WR
Citation: Wr. Kem, Nemertine toxins, METH TOOLS, 2000, pp. 57-73
Authors:
Cruz, LJ
McIntosh, JM
Imperial, JS
Gray, WR
Citation: Lj. Cruz et al., Conus peptides and their iodinated derivatives as probes for ion channels and receptors, METH TOOLS, 2000, pp. 74-89
Authors:
Pluzhnikov, KA
Shevchenko, LV
Grishin, EV
Citation: Ka. Pluzhnikov et al., Ant polypeptide toxins, METH TOOLS, 2000, pp. 90-98
Authors:
Piek, T
Citation: T. Piek, Wasp kinins and kinin analogues, METH TOOLS, 2000, pp. 99-115
Authors:
Nakajima, T
Wakamatsu, K
Mukai, H
Citation: T. Nakajima et al., Mastoparan as a G protein activator, METH TOOLS, 2000, pp. 116-126
Authors:
Strong, PN
Wadsworth, JDF
Citation: Pn. Strong et Jdf. Wadsworth, Pharmacologically active peptides and proteins from bee venom, METH TOOLS, 2000, pp. 127-151
Authors:
Martin-Eauclaire, MF
Rochat, H
Citation: Mf. Martin-eauclaire et H. Rochat, Purification and characterization of scorpion toxins acting on voltage-sensitive Na+ channels, METH TOOLS, 2000, pp. 152-168
Authors:
Devaux, C
El Ayeb, M
Citation: C. Devaux et M. El Ayeb, Immunological properties of scorpion toxins, METH TOOLS, 2000, pp. 169-182
Authors:
Garcia, ML
Hanner, M
Knaus, HG
Slaughter, RS
Kaczorowski, GJ
Citation: Ml. Garcia et al., Scorpion toxins and potassium channels, METH TOOLS, 2000, pp. 183-195
Authors:
Sabatier, JM
Citation: Jm. Sabatier, Chemical synthesis and characterization of small proteins: Example of scorpion toxins, METH TOOLS, 2000, pp. 196-216
Authors:
Gola, M
Crest, M
Citation: M. Gola et M. Crest, Characterization of animal toxins binding to ionic channels from electrophysiological recordings, METH TOOLS, 2000, pp. 217-228
Authors:
Boulain, JC
Ducancel, F
Mourier, G
Drevet, P
Menez, A
Citation: Jc. Boulain et al., "Three-fingered" toxins from hydrophid and elapid snakes: Artificial procedures to overproduce wild-type and mutated curaremimetic toxins, METH TOOLS, 2000, pp. 229-245
Authors:
Marchot, P
Bougis, PE
Citation: P. Marchot et Pe. Bougis, Elapidae toxins: The fasciculins, and their interaction with acetylcholinesterase, METH TOOLS, 2000, pp. 246-275
Authors:
Harvey, AL
Rowan, EG
Citation: Al. Harvey et Eg. Rowan, Dendrotoxins and BPTI-like proteins, METH TOOLS, 2000, pp. 276-292
Authors:
Ducancel, F
Boulain, JC
Menez, A
Citation: F. Ducancel et al., Serafotoxins: Cloning of mRNAs encoding sarafotoxin precursors, METH TOOLS, 2000, pp. 293-303
Authors:
Kini, RM
Citation: Rm. Kini, Snake venom phospholipase A(2) enzymes in cell biology, METH TOOLS, 2000, pp. 304-318
Authors:
Siigur, J
Siigur, E
Citation: J. Siigur et E. Siigur, Polypeptides and proteins active in the coagulation process, METH TOOLS, 2000, pp. 319-346
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