Presynaptic Proteins as Markers of the Neurotoxic Activity of BmjeTX-I and BmjeTX-II Toxins from<i> Bothrops marajoensis</i> (Marajó Lancehead) Snake Venom

<div>(a) Image of an adult male specimen of<i> Bothrops marajoensis</i> (photo: Silvia Cardoso, Ph.D.; Museu Biológico/Instituto Butantan, São Paulo, SP, Brazil). (b) The Brazilian map with Pará state in gray and (c) an enlarged detail of the Marajó Island and costal drainage at the Amazon estuary.</div>

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Figure 1: Presynaptic Proteins as Markers of the Neurotoxic Activity of BmjeTX-I and BmjeTX-II Toxins from<i> Bothrops marajoensis</i> (Marajó Lancehead) Snake Venom 

Figure 1 | Presynaptic Proteins as Markers of the Neurotoxic Activity of BmjeTX-I and BmjeTX-II Toxins from Bothrops marajoensis (Marajó Lancehead) Snake Venom 