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[Toxins as a biological weapon].

Authors: Tadeusz, Płusa;

[Toxins as a biological weapon].

Abstract

The criteria for recognizing a chemical compound for the toxin are vague and gave it the possibility of inclusion in this group a number of biological agents. Toxins list is extensive, but the interest is focused on bacterial toxins, poisons derived from snake venoms, algae and plant proteins, and small molecules. Particular attention is focused on the so-called "sea" toxins, which include tetrodotoxin, brevetoxin and saxitoxin. This indicates the search for a new hitherto unknown potential bioterrorist threats.

Keywords

Small Molecule Libraries, Bacterial Toxins, Humans, Biological Warfare Agents, Marine Toxins, Plant Proteins, Toxins, Biological

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