Toxicon

Muscarinic toxins from the venom of Dendroaspis snakes with agonist-like actions
pp. 389-397(9)
Authors: Jerusalinsky D.; Kornisiuk E.; Bernabeu R.; Izquierdo I.; Cervenansky C.

A snake toxin against muscarinic acetylcholine receptors: amino acid sequence, subtype specificity and effect on guinea-pig ileum
pp. 399-410(12)
Authors: Jolkkonen M.; Adem A.; Hellman U.; Wernstedt C.; Karlsson E.

Actions of neurotoxins (bungarotoxins, neosurugatoxin and lophotoxins) on insect and nematode nicotinic acetylcholine receptors
pp. 411-424(14)
Authors: Tornoe C.; Bai D.; Holden-Dye L.; Abramson S.N.; Sattelle D.B.

Structure-activity studies on scorpion toxins that block potassium channels
pp. 425-436(12)
Authors: Harvey A.L.; Vatanpour H.; Rowan E.G.; Pinkasfeld S.; Vita C.; Menez A.; Martin-Eauclaire M.-F.

Ammodytoxin a acceptor in bovine brain synaptic membranes
pp. 437-449(13)
Authors: Krizaj I.; Rowan E.G.; Gubensek F.

Binding proteins on synaptic membranes for crotoxin and taipoxin, two phospholipases A₂ with neurotoxicity
pp. 451-457(7)
Authors: Mu-Chin T.; Chon-Ho Y.; Ming-Jhy H.; Chiu-Chen T.; Ming-Daw T.; Dupureur C.M.

Cloning and expression of mamba toxins
pp. 459-474(16)
Authors: Smith L.A.; Olson M.A.; Lafaye P.J.; Dolly J.O.

Immunogenicity of a disulphide-containing neurotoxin: presentation to T-cells requires a reduction step
pp. 475-482(8)
Authors: Maillere B.; Mourier G.; Herve M.; Cotton J.; Leroy S.; Menez A.

Low molecular weight components from black widow spider venom
pp. 483-489(7)
Authors: Volkova T.M.; Pluzhnikov K.A.; Woll P.G.; Grishin E.V.

Effect of alkaloid toxins from tropical marine sponges on membrane sodium currents
pp. 491-497(7)
Authors: Rentas A.L.R.; Rosa R.; Rodriguez A.D.; De Motta G.E.

The enterotoxin of clostridium perfringens type a binds to the presynaptic nerve endings in neuromuscular junctions of mouse phrenic nerve-diaphragm
pp. 499-506(8)
Authors: Senda T.; Sugimoto N.; Horiguchi Y.; Matsuda M.

Characterization of a rabbit serum raised against a botulinum toxin type a binding protein from presynaptic plasma membranes from torpedo electric organ
pp. 507-514(8)
Authors: Canals J.M.; Arribas M.; Ruiz-Avila L.; Blasi L.M.V.; Marsal J.; Solsona C.

Botulinal neurotoxin C1 complex genes, clostridial neurotoxin homology and genetic transfer in clostridium botulinum
pp. 515-526(12)
Authors: Hauser D.; Gibert M.; Marvaud J.C.; Erlund M.W.; Popoff M.R.

Antagonism of botulinum toxin-induced muscle weakness by 3,4-diaminopyridine in rat phrenic nerve-hemidiaphragm preparations
pp. 527-537(11)
Authors: Adler M.; Scovill J.; Parker G.; Lebeda F.J.; Piotrowski J.; Deshpande S.S.

Interactions between heavy metal chelators and botulinum neurotoxins at the mouse neuromuscular junction
pp. 539-549(11)
Authors: Sheridan R.E.; Deshpande S.S.

A study of zinc-dependent metalloendopeptidase inhibitors as pharmacological antagonists in botulinum neurotoxin poisoning
pp. 551-557(7)
Authors: Deshpande S.S.; Sheridan R.E.; Adler M.

Structural predictions of the channel-forming region of botulinum neurotoxin heavy chain
pp. 559-567(9)
Authors: Lebeda F.J.; Olson M.A.

Alteration in the glial cell metabolism of glutamate by kainate and N-methyl-d-aspartate
pp. 569-576(8)
Authors: McBean G.J.; Doorty K.B.; Tipton K.F.; Kollegger H.

Neural cell adhesion molecule (N-CAM) distribution may predict the effect of neurotoxins on the brain
pp. 577-581(5)
Authors: Ushakova G.A.; Berezin V.A.; Skibo G.G.