Comparative electrophysiological characterization of ammodytoxin A, a β-neurotoxin from the nose-horned viper venom, and its enzymatically inactive mutant
Monika C. Žužek(University of Ljubljana), Igor Križaj(Jožef Stefan Institute), Adrijana Leonardi(Jožef Stefan Institute), James P. Herman(Cincinnati VA Medical Center), Robert Frangež(University of Ljubljana), Jernej Šribar(Jožef Stefan Institute), Adrijan Ivanušec(University of Ljubljana)
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