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Potassium channel toxin

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'''Potassium channel toxins''' are various venoms which block the transport of potassium ions across the plasma membrane through potassium channels.
'''Potassium channel toxins''' are various venoms which block the transport of potassium ions across the plasma membrane through potassium channels.

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Two monomers of scorpion potassium channel toxin kaliotoxin complex with TFA and citric acid 3odv

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