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Suck It, Death Cap: Scientists Find Potential Antidote to World s Deadliest Mushroom

A team of scientists may have just found an antidote to one of the most infamous natural poisons in the world: the death cap mushroom. In a new study,

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Scientists use genetic scissors to find the first cure for the most common type of mushroom poisoning

The death cap mushroom has finally met its match: a dye used in medical imaging.

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Potential antidote found for toxin in world s most poisonous mushroom | Australia news

Chinese and Australian researchers have identified that a dye used in medical imaging can block the toxic effects

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The World s Deadliest Mushroom Appears to Have an Antidote

In spite of being responsible for over 90 percent of mushroom-related fatalities around the world, we still don't know why the death cap mushroom is as lethal as it is.

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In Search of an Antidote for Poisonous Mushrooms

Researchers are finding clues to a potential remedy for consumption of the death cap species, a potentially lethal mushroom.

United statesAnne pringleQiaoping wangTerrence delaneySun yat sen universityDrug administrationUniversity of vermontUniversity of wisconsinNature communicationPoison helpEmergency identificationYour feed scienceGenetic engineeringNature journal

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