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• Hammock said he got interested in working with scorpion venom while researching insecticides.
• It was purified from scorpion venom and its amino acid sequence was determined.
• The Institute is known for its anti-venom serums derived from snake and scorpion venom.
• The leaves are also used medicinally as a laxative, an antidote to scorpion venom.
• BeKm-1 shows structural homology to the family of scorpion venom potassium channel blockers, the ?-KTx family.
• Shipwreck stuns the man with scorpion venom and he is taken back to civilization, a fate he fears.
• Shipwreck stuns the man with scorpion venom, and he is taken back to civilization, a fate he fears worse than death.
• This subfamily currently exists of six very homologous peptides, originating from scorpion venom : Aa1, AaTX1, AaTX2, AmmTX3, BmTx3 and Discrepin.
• Several toxins and venoms can also lead to heart muscle injury ( scorpion venom, snake venom, and venom from jellyfish and centipedes ).
• Scorpion venom is thought to cure a range of ailments from fever, chills, convulsions and anxiety to arthritis, skin problems, immune disorders, and kidney problems.
• Scorpion venoms are optimised for action on other arthropods and therefore most scorpions are relatively harmless to humans; stings produce only local effects ( such as pain, numbness or swelling ).
• We here report that two neurotoxin isoforms, Tx3-3 and Tx3-4 obtained from the venom of the spider Phoneutria nigriventer inhibited the 45 Ca 2 + influx in rat cortical synaptosomes induced by the scorpion venom tityustoxin.
• This issue has evolved into a large-scale, great depth research by Prof . Gueron and his team, who were the first in the field of medicine to have found that yellow scorpion venom evokes potent cardiovascular responses in humans.
• The author of the study, Dr . Heike Wulff, a pharmaceutical chemist, said in an interview that the synthetic chemical, TRAM-34, had not been modeled on scorpion venom, but was inspired by discoveries about how the poison affected the cells of scorpion victims.
• But researchers at the University of California at Irvine say they have developed a chemical that works like scorpion venom, but instead of harming people, it may one day help doctors who perform organ transplants or treat autoimmune diseases like lupus and arthritis.
• Kong Tianhan, director of a team that conducted an eight-year study of the medicinal uses of scorpion at Henan Medical Science University, said a polypeptide extracted from scorpion venom is effective against human tumors, relieves pain of cancer patients, and boosts the immune system.
• At the station, Li H'sen Chang is called in to act as an interpreter, but unbeknownst to everyone else he is the leader of the group and he secretly gives the captive henchman a pill of concentrated scorpion venom, which the henchman takes immediately and dies.
• Another commercial entitled " Ingredients " shows men in various situations listing fictitious ingredients that essentially make Pepsi Max seem " tough . " The fictitious ingredients include pepper spray ( as a sweetener ), scorpion venom, crushed Viking bones, and the saliva of a rabid wolverine.
• It seems likely that TsPep2 has inhibitory actions on potassium channels, based on its sequence similarities in the C-terminal beta sheet with the potassium channel inhibitory alpha family ( ?-KTX ) and on its similarities in the patterns of disulfide bridges with other short scorpion venom toxins.
• Somma, who has nurtured his expertise both through practical experience and by poring over museum papers and scientific texts, recently worked on a National Geographic documentary on arachnophobia-- he served as a spider handler-- and helped develop another National Geographic project focusing on the various uses of scorpion venom.