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How a poisonous spider could help the 57,000 Australians who have a heart attack every year – The West Australian
A funnel web spider’s venom could save the lives of heart attack victims after a molecule in it was found to halt heart cell…
The venom of one of Australias deadliest spiders could turn out to be a life saver for heart attack victims after scientists found a molecule in it stops heart cells from dying.
Australian scientists have discovered that the protein Hi1a, contained in the…
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