One of world's deadliest spiders' venom could help save heart attack victims | Health
A molecule in the venom was found to prevent cells in the heart from dying due to lack of oxygen.
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A molecule in the venom was found to prevent cells in the heart from dying due to lack of oxygen.
A molecule in the venom was found to prevent cells in the heart from dying due to lack of oxygen.
A spider-venom molecule has met critical benchmarks towards becoming a treatment for heart attacks and strokes.
A spider venom molecule being investigated by a University of Queensland team has met critical benchmarks towards becoming a treatment for heart attack and stroke.
In 2018 Cosmos reported on Queensland biochemist Glenn King’s efforts to turn spider venom into a biopesticide that farmers could use to protect their crops.