The effect of botulism toxin on the central nervous system, in comparison with the effect of some other nerve toxins
- Authors: Osipov V.P.1
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- Imperial Kazan University
- Issue: Vol XIV, No 1 (1907)
- Pages: 1-11
- Section: Original study arcticles
- URL: https://journals.rcsi.science/1027-4898/article/view/88750
- DOI: https://doi.org/10.17816/nb88750
- ID: 88750
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Abstract
In view of the fact that at present the doctrine of intoxication and autointoxication of the body is becoming more and more firmly established, as the causal factor of many nervous and mental diseases, the study of the effect of toxins on the nervous system is gaining more and more interest every day; this study has not only theoretical, but also important practical significance, since by causing a known disease with the help of this or that toxin, having studied the effect of the toxin on the body, we gain chances to develop an antitoxin, and, therefore, enrich the clinic with a new rational therapeutic agent; in addition, having a toxin, we can cause and study the clinical and pathological picture of the disease in animals at any given moment, which is especially valuable when studying the nature of rare diseases.
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Victor P. Osipov
Imperial Kazan University
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Email: info@eco-vector.com
Professor of the Department of Psychiatry
Russian Federation, Kazan