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Selective effects of an octopus toxin on action potentials
The Journal of Physiology
|October 1, 1971
Summary
Maculotoxin (MTX), a water-soluble octopus toxin, blocks nerve signals by inhibiting action potentials in muscle fibers and motor nerve terminals. Its effect depends on toxin and sodium ion concentrations.
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