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The 15 pages that link to Neurotoxin, each with the reason it gives.

• VenomBroader topic: Many venoms disable prey by interrupting nerve signaling.

• Snake venomBroader topic: Some snake venoms disable nerve signaling and cause paralysis.

• ElapidaeBroader topic: Neurotoxins are prominent in many elapid venoms and can cause paralysis.

• Spider venomNarrower topic: Many spider venom components act on ion channels or other targets in the nervous system.

• Sea snakeRelated: Neurotoxins in sea snake venom rapidly impair prey movement.

• TetanusNarrower topic: Tetanus is driven primarily by a bacterial neurotoxin rather than widespread bacterial invasion.

• Venom researchBroader topic: Neurotoxins are a major venom class, with effects traceable to specific neural targets.

• Coral snakeRelated: Many coral snake venoms contain neurotoxins that interfere with nerve signaling.

• BatrachotoxinNarrower topic: Batrachotoxin is a neurotoxin whose principal target is a membrane ion channel.

• PhoneutriaNarrower topic: Several biologically active components of Phoneutria venom affect nerve signaling.

• BungarusRelated: Neurotoxins in krait venom can impair nerve-to-muscle signaling.

• Fat-tailed scorpionNarrower topic: Many medically important scorpion venom components act on nerve-cell ion channels.

• Jameson's mambaRelated: Neurotoxic components of its venom can disrupt nerve-to-muscle signaling.

• NajaRelated: Neurotoxins in many Naja venoms can impair muscle control and breathing.

• Nodding diseaseRelated: An unidentified environmental or biological toxin remains one possible causal pathway.