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The pharmacological actions on guinea-pig ileum of crude venoms from the marine gastropods Conus striatus and Conus magus.
- R. Endean, P. Gyr, J. Surridge
- Biology, Medicine
- Toxicon : official journal of the International…
- 1977
The venom of Conus striatus caused an initial contracture of the ileum which was sustained for 20-25 min. In addition, the venom induced a series of shorter, more intense contractions which occurred… Expand
Some effects on muscle and nerve of crude venom from the gastropod Conus striatus.
- R. Endean, H. Williams, P. Gyr, J. Surridge
- Biology, Medicine
- Toxicon : official journal of the International…
- 1976
The venom of Conus striatus elicits spontaneous activity in nerves and in skeletal muscles. In frog sartorius muscle the venom lowers resting potentials of muscle fibres and triggers action… Expand
The effects of crude venoms of Conus magus and Conus striatus on the contractile response and electrical activity of guinea-pig cardiac musculature.
- R. Endean, P. Gyr, J. Surridge
- Biology, Medicine
- Toxicon : official journal of the International…
- 1979
R. Endean, P. Gyr and J. Surridge. The effects of crude venoms of Conus magus and Conus striatus on the contractile response and electrical activity of guinea-pig cardiac musculature. Toxicon 17,… Expand
Some effects of crude venom from the cones Conus striatus and Conus magus on isolated guinea-pig atria.
- R. Endean, J. Surridge, P. Gyr
- Biology, Medicine
- Toxicon : official journal of the International…
- 1977
Long-lasting positive inotropic activity is shown by the venoms of Conus striatus and C. magus. The activity persists after repeated and prolonged washout but is blocked by prior β-adrenoceptor… Expand
A crinotoxin from the skin tubercle glands of a stonefish (Synanceia trachynis).
- A. Cameron, J. Surridge, W. Stablum, R. Lewis
- Biology, Medicine
- Toxicon : official journal of the International…
- 1981
Abstract The milky secretion produced by the skin tubercle glands of the stonefish inhibits mussel gill ciliary movement, is lethal to the ciliate protozoan Blepharisma sp. at a concentration of… Expand
Genetic effects of amphetamine salt feeding in drosophila.
- J. Surridge
- Medicine
- Clinical toxicology
- 1972