First tryptophan-containing weak neurotoxin from cobra venom
Authors:
- Y.N. UtkinY.N. Utkin
- V.V. KukhtinaVKV.V. Kukhtina
- I.V. MaslennikovIMI.V. Maslennikov
- A.V. EletskyAEA.V. Eletsky
- V.G. StarkovVSV.G. Starkov
- C. WeiseCWC. Weise
- P. FrankePFP. Franke
- F. HuchoFHF. Hucho
- V.I. TsetlinVTV.I. Tsetlin
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