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Wilderness: Cone Snail Sting (cont.)

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Media file 1:Cone snail shells.
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Media file 2: Molecular model of cone snail toxin that blocks skeletal muscle sodium-channels, causing paralysis. Other toxins can block calcium channels and nicotinic acetylcholine channels in cardiac and nerve tissues.
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