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Bacterial neurotoxins: The snake venoms of the microbial world-a clinical and bioengineering approach
The central and peripheral nervous systems constitute highly organized and dynamic networks that rely on precise regulation of synaptic transmission, membrane integrity, cytoskeletal stability, and intracellular signaling. Disruption of these tightly controlled processes can lead to a wide range of
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