Titlebook: Marine Toxins as Research Tools; Nobuhiro Fusetani (Faculty of Fisheries Sciences), Book 2009 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2009 Gluta

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Marine Toxins Potently Affecting Neurotransmitter Release,ntirely new classes of drugs acting on specific targets with high selectivity and efficacy. This chapter will discuss the different classes of marine neurotoxins, their effects on neurotransmitter release and how they act to incapacitate key steps in the process leading to synaptic vesicle fusion.

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Ligands for Ionotropic Glutamate Receptors,y (mTLE). New and existing molecules could prove useful as lead compounds for the development of therapeutics for neuropathologies that have aberrant glutamatergic signaling as a central component. In this chapter we discuss natural source origins and pharmacological activities of those marine compounds that target ionotropic glutamate receptors.

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Sodium Channel Inhibiting Marine Toxins,an affect nerves, muscles and biological senses of most animals. It is through these and other toxins that we have developed much of our fundamental understanding of the Na channel and its part in generating action potentials in excitable cells.

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Conotoxins: Molecular and Therapeutic Targets,rgets play in normal and disease physiology. A number of conopeptides reduce pain in animal models, and several are now in pre-clinical and clinical development for the treatment of severe pain often associated with diseases such as cancer. Less than 1% of cone snail venom peptides are pharmacologically characterised.