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Hydralysins, a new category of β-pore-forming toxins in cnidaria
Daniel Sher
, Yelena Fishman
, Mingliang Zhang
, Mario Lebendiker
, Ariel Gaathon
, José Miguel Mancheño
, Eliahu Zlotkin
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Actinoporin
50%
Aerolysin
50%
Bacterial Toxins
50%
Carbohydrates
50%
Circular Dichroism Spectroscopy
50%
Cloning Expression
50%
Cnidaria
100%
Cnidarian
50%
Computational Analysis
50%
Conserved Sequence
50%
Cytolytic
50%
Cytolytic Activity
50%
Cytolytic Toxin
50%
Diverse Groups
50%
Erythrocyte Membrane
50%
Far-UV Circular Dichroism
50%
Functional Characterization
50%
Fusarium Toxins
50%
Green Hydra
50%
Hemolytic Activity
50%
Molecular Mechanism
50%
Multiple Sequence Alignment
50%
Mutagenesis
50%
Nematocytes
50%
Paralytic Activity
100%
Paralytic Toxins
50%
Phospholipids
50%
Polypeptide Toxin
50%
Pore Distribution
50%
Pore Formation
50%
Pore Former
50%
Pore-forming
100%
Pore-forming Protein
50%
Pore-forming Toxins
100%
Protein Toxin
50%
Receptor-mediated
50%
Sequence Motif
100%
Specific Receptor
50%
Stimulator of Interferon Genes (STING)
50%
Venomous Animals
50%
Wide Distribution
50%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Aerolysin
33%
Carbohydrates
33%
Channel Gating
33%
Circular Dichroism
33%
Cnidaria
100%
Conserved Sequence
33%
Erythrocyte Membrane
33%
Erythrocyte Shape
33%
Isoform
33%
Mutagenesis
33%
Phospholipid
33%
Poisonous Animal
33%
Pore Forming Protein
33%
Pore-Forming Toxin
100%
Prey
33%
Sequence Alignment
33%
Sequence Motif
100%
Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science
Aerolysin
33%
Bacterial Toxin
33%
Carbohydrates
33%
Cnidaria
100%
Mode of Action
33%
Monomer
33%
Mutagenesis
33%
Mycotoxin
33%
Phospholipid
33%
Poisonous Animal
33%
Polypeptide
33%
Pore-Forming Toxin
100%
Prey
33%
Receptor
66%
Chemistry
Carbohydrate
33%
Circular Dichroism
33%
Cytolytic
100%
formation
33%
Hemolytic
33%
Monomer
33%
Phospholipid
33%
Polypeptide
33%
Prey Cleavage
33%