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grayanotoxin I

Known as: andromedotoxin, grayanotoxin, acetylandromedol 
National Institutes of Health

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Antihypertensive AgentsDiterpenesNeuromuscular Depolarizing Agents
Plant alkaloidplant poison

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2001
2001
State‐dependent action of grayanotoxin I on Na+ channels in frog ventricular myocytes
1 Distinct properties of grayanotoxin (GTX) among other lipid‐soluble toxins were elucidated by quantitative analysis made on the… 
1986
1986
Modulators acting on sodium and calcium channels: patch-clamp analysis.
Certain antiepileptic drugs are known to block sodium and calcium channels of excitable membranes. These channels are responsible… 
Review
1983
Review
1983
A hypothesis for the mechanism of sodium channel opening by batrachotoxin and related toxins
1979
1979
beta-Adrenergic receptor regulation by agonists and membrane depolarization in rat brain slices.
Rat cerebral cortex slices exposed to (-)-isoproterenol and then washed accumulated significantly less cyclic AMP when… 
1979
1979
Influence of batrachotoxin, veratridine, grayanotoxin 1 and tetrodotoxin on uptake of Na-22 by rat brain membrane preparations.
1977
1977
Incorporation of the sodium channel of lobster nerve into artificial liposomes.
1976
1976
Pharmacologic characterization of the Na+ ionophores in L6 myotubes.
We present a pharmacologic characterization of the Na+ ionophores present in L6 myotubes in vitro. Action potentials are… 
1973
1973
Depolarizing action of Haliclona toxin on end-plate and muscle membranes.
1970
1970
New A-nor-B-homo-(-)-kauranoids from Leucothoe grayana max.
1967
1967
Grayanotoxin. I. Occurrence in additional Ericaceae species.
The title compound was identified in five of seven ericaceous species not previously investigated but listed as being poisonous… 
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