Nerve Terminal Damage by β-Bungarotoxin

1999/02/01 by Rupert W. Dixon, R. Dixon, John B. Harris · 25 citations
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology · Medicine · Neuroscience · #Acetylcholine receptor #Anatomy #Biochemistry #Biology #Bungarotoxin #Cellular transport and secretion #Endocrinology #Internal medicine #Ion channel regulation and function #Medicine #Motor Endplate #Motor nerve #Neuromuscular junction #Neuromuscular transmission #Neuroscience #Paralysis #Receptor #Skeletal muscle #Synaptic vesicle #Terminal nerve #Venomous Animal Envenomation and Studies #Vesicle

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