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Scorpion venom component may one day treat rheumatoid arthritis

May 3, 2018 fibroblast-like synoviocytes, iberiotoxin, Potassium channels, Research, rheumatoid arthritis, scorpion, scorpion venom

Scorpions inspire fear and fascination. Since ancient times, medical practitioners have known that scorpion venom can heal as well as harm. Today, scientists like Baylor

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