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. 2024 Nov 22;16(12):504. doi: 10.3390/toxins16120504

Table 2.

Peptide toxins isolated from marine Conus species targeting voltage-gated potassium (Kv) channel subtypes.

Toxin Target Potassium Channel(s) (*IC50, °Kd, ^EC50) References
κO-PVIIA *Shaker (60 nM) [18]
κO-SrVIA *hKv1.6 (3.6 µM); *hKv10.1 (1.88 µM); *hKv11.1 (2.44 µM) [26]
κM-RIIIK *Shaker (1.21 µM); *TSha1 (73 nM); *hKv1.2 (352 nM); *rKv1.2 (335 nM) [32,33,34]
κM-RIIIJ *hKv1.2 (33 nM); *hKv1.3 (10µM); *hKv1.5(70µM); *hKv1.6 (8 µM); *rKv1.1 (4 µM) [35]
ĸA-SIVA *Shaker (≈50% current decrease at 2.5 μM) [27]
Vt3.1 *rat α-mslo1 + hβ4 (8.5 µM) [38]
α/κJ-PlXIVA *Kv1.6 (1.59 µM) [40]
κI2-ViTx °rKv1.1 (1.59 µM); °hKv1.3 (2.09 µM) [41]
κI2-BtX ^KCa (0.7 nM) [42]
κI2-SrXIA *rKv1.2 (66% current decrease at 640 nM); *hKv1.6 (58% current decrease at 640 nM) [44]
κ-CPY-Pl1 *Kv1.6 (170 nM); *Kv1.2 (2 µM) [50]
Κ-CPY-Fe1 *Kv1.6 (8.8 µM) [50]
CNF-Sr3 °Shaker (2.7 µM); *hKv1.6 (2.7 µM); *hKv1.3 (24 µM) [53,54]
Conk-S1 *Shaker-∆6–46 (502 nM); *mKv1.7(439 nM) [6,56]
Conk-C3 *Shaker (50% current decrease at 500 nM) [57]