phallotoxin

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1.	Shock 04/01/2007 - "The phallotoxin signal transiently increased at the first shock, but did not change after the subsequent shocks, and an overall signal reduction occurred with shock repetition. " 04/01/2007 - "In the non-acclimated wt protoplasts exposed to cold shock, a transient decrease in phallotoxin signal suggests a temporary disassembly of F-actin, a transient increase occurred instead in 35S:osm protoplasts exposed to the same shock. "
2.	Polyps 01/01/2015 - "Using phallotoxin staining and confocal microscopy, we verified that polyps have four to six cord muscles that persist in strobilae and discovered that cord muscles is physically separated from ephyra muscle. "
3.	Poisoning 05/01/1980 - "Formation of actin clusters in rat liver parenchymal cells on phalloidin poisoning as visualized by a fluorescent phallotoxin."
4.	Cholestasis 01/01/2002 - "Phallotoxin, which is the other toxin isolated from death cap, binds with a high affinity to microfilamentous structures - in particular, to F-actin, which stimulates the polymerization of G-actin, stabilizes the F-actin filaments, irreversibly polymerizes actin filaments and causes cholestasis (4). "