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Toxins as Tools in Neurochemistry : Proceedings of the Symposium Berlin (West), March 22–24, 1983 / ed. by Ferdinand Hucho, Yuri A. Ovchinnikov.

Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextPublisher: Berlin ; Boston : De Gruyter, [2019]Copyright date: ©1983Edition: Reprint 2019Description: 1 online resource (368 p.) : Num. figsContent type:
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ISBN:
  • 9783110095937
  • 9783110853162
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 591.188 19
LOC classification:
  • QP356.3 .T695 1983
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  • online - DeGruyter
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Contents:
Frontmatter -- Preface -- Contents -- List of participants -- I. Na-Channels -- Kinetics of Neurotoxin Action at the Nodal Membrane -- Modification Of Sodium Channels With Scorpion Toxins And Alkaloids -- Synthesis of Steroid Alkaloids Active on Sodium Channels -- Batrachotoxin - a Tool for Elucidating the Sodium Channel Functional Organization -- Identification of Sodium Channel Components Interacting with Neurotoxins -- Voltage-Dependent Na-Channels: Comparative Studies in Electrophorus Electricus Preparations -- The Interaction of Neurotoxins with the Soluble Proteins of the Excitable Tissues -- II. Palytoxin -- Caribbean Palytoxin - A New Tool in Membrane Research -- Physiological and Morphological Effects of Palytoxin (Palythoa Caribaeorum) on Skeletal Muscle -- Palytoxin - A Cation Ionophore? -- III. Acetylcholine Receptors -- Venoms and Toxins in Neurochemical Research of Insects -- Are there Nicotinic Acetylcholine Receptors in Invertebrate Ganglionic Tissue? -- The Sites of Neurotoxicity in a-Cobratoxin -- α-Cobratoxin and α-Bungarotoxin, Two Members of the "Long" Neurotoxin Family - A Structural Comparison -- Acetylcholine Receptor Interaction with the Neurotoxin II Photoactivable Derivatives -- Fluorescence and Circular Dichroism Studies on Snake Venom Neurotoxins and Their Derivatives -- Magnetic Resonance Evaluation of Snake Neurotoxin Structure-Function Relationship -- Photolabeling of Acetylcholine Receptor States with Triphenylmethylphosphonium -- α-Bungarotoxin and Strychnine as Tools to Characterize Neurotransmitter Receptors of the Central Nervous System -- IV. Ca-Channels, Axonal Toxins, Presynaptic Toxins, Cardiotoxin, New Venoms -- Interaction of Toxins and Divalent Cations in Calcium Channels of the Neuronal Membrane -- Toxins Isolated from the Venom of the Scorpion Centruroides Sculpturatus: Chemical Structure and Electrophysiological Effects -- Chemical Modification of the Sea Anemone Toxin II from Anemonia Sulcata: Synthesis of a Toxic, Phosphorescent Derivative -- NMR Conformational Study: Polypeptide Neurotoxins - Honey-Bee Apamin and Scorpion Insectotoxin I5A -- Effects of Different Spider Venoms on Artificial and Biological Membranes -- Structural Peculiarities and Mechanism of Action of Presynaptically Acting Neurotoxins from Venoms of Latrodectus and Lithyphantes Spiders -- Myotoxic and Neurotoxic Phospholipases A -- β-Bungarotoxin; New Aspects of an Old Approach to the Presynaptic Membrane -- Neurotoxins as Tools in Cardiac Excitation Coupling -- Index -- Backmatter
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Frontmatter -- Preface -- Contents -- List of participants -- I. Na-Channels -- Kinetics of Neurotoxin Action at the Nodal Membrane -- Modification Of Sodium Channels With Scorpion Toxins And Alkaloids -- Synthesis of Steroid Alkaloids Active on Sodium Channels -- Batrachotoxin - a Tool for Elucidating the Sodium Channel Functional Organization -- Identification of Sodium Channel Components Interacting with Neurotoxins -- Voltage-Dependent Na-Channels: Comparative Studies in Electrophorus Electricus Preparations -- The Interaction of Neurotoxins with the Soluble Proteins of the Excitable Tissues -- II. Palytoxin -- Caribbean Palytoxin - A New Tool in Membrane Research -- Physiological and Morphological Effects of Palytoxin (Palythoa Caribaeorum) on Skeletal Muscle -- Palytoxin - A Cation Ionophore? -- III. Acetylcholine Receptors -- Venoms and Toxins in Neurochemical Research of Insects -- Are there Nicotinic Acetylcholine Receptors in Invertebrate Ganglionic Tissue? -- The Sites of Neurotoxicity in a-Cobratoxin -- α-Cobratoxin and α-Bungarotoxin, Two Members of the "Long" Neurotoxin Family - A Structural Comparison -- Acetylcholine Receptor Interaction with the Neurotoxin II Photoactivable Derivatives -- Fluorescence and Circular Dichroism Studies on Snake Venom Neurotoxins and Their Derivatives -- Magnetic Resonance Evaluation of Snake Neurotoxin Structure-Function Relationship -- Photolabeling of Acetylcholine Receptor States with Triphenylmethylphosphonium -- α-Bungarotoxin and Strychnine as Tools to Characterize Neurotransmitter Receptors of the Central Nervous System -- IV. Ca-Channels, Axonal Toxins, Presynaptic Toxins, Cardiotoxin, New Venoms -- Interaction of Toxins and Divalent Cations in Calcium Channels of the Neuronal Membrane -- Toxins Isolated from the Venom of the Scorpion Centruroides Sculpturatus: Chemical Structure and Electrophysiological Effects -- Chemical Modification of the Sea Anemone Toxin II from Anemonia Sulcata: Synthesis of a Toxic, Phosphorescent Derivative -- NMR Conformational Study: Polypeptide Neurotoxins - Honey-Bee Apamin and Scorpion Insectotoxin I5A -- Effects of Different Spider Venoms on Artificial and Biological Membranes -- Structural Peculiarities and Mechanism of Action of Presynaptically Acting Neurotoxins from Venoms of Latrodectus and Lithyphantes Spiders -- Myotoxic and Neurotoxic Phospholipases A -- β-Bungarotoxin; New Aspects of an Old Approach to the Presynaptic Membrane -- Neurotoxins as Tools in Cardiac Excitation Coupling -- Index -- Backmatter

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