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Structure Activity Relationship of Venom Toxins Targeting Potassium Channels.
BACKGROUND: Peptide toxins are naturally occurring rich sources of highly specific bioactive compounds from venomous animals acting on various types of ion channels.
OBJECTIVE: This study mainly highlights targeting of one of the largest families of ion channels i.e. potassium channels via venom toxins.
METHOD: Data for reported venom toxins from diverse species is gathered and analyzed at sequence and structural extent.
RESULTS: The similarities and differences among toxins have been demonstrated along with structure activity relationship of potassium channels with these toxins.
CONCLUSION: This review highlights the importance of functionally important residues and structural scaffolds of venoms interacting with potassium channels.
OBJECTIVE: This study mainly highlights targeting of one of the largest families of ion channels i.e. potassium channels via venom toxins.
METHOD: Data for reported venom toxins from diverse species is gathered and analyzed at sequence and structural extent.
RESULTS: The similarities and differences among toxins have been demonstrated along with structure activity relationship of potassium channels with these toxins.
CONCLUSION: This review highlights the importance of functionally important residues and structural scaffolds of venoms interacting with potassium channels.
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