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. 2022 Apr 23;20(5):282. doi: 10.3390/md20050282

Table 1.

CnTX subfamilies targeting voltage-gated sodium (NaV) channel subtypes, functional impact, and pathophysiological activity.

Species CnTX Subfamilies Channel Subunit Targeted Functional Impact Pathophysiological Activity References
C. geographus μ-GIIIA NaV1.4 block skeletal muscle channels paralysis [40]
C. geographus μ-GIIIB
μ-GIIIC
NaV1.1
NaV1.2
NaV1.4
NaV1.6
discriminate between muscle and neuronal channels - [41]
C. bullatus
C. catus
C. consor
C. magnus
C. purpurascens
C. stercusmuscarum
C. striatus
C. tulipa
μ-CnIIIA
μ-CnIIIB
μ-CnIIIC
μ-CIIIA,
μ-MIIIA
NaV1 block channel conductance paralysis (CIIIA) [42]
[43]
C. purpurascens μ-PIIIA NaV1.2
NaV1.4
NaV1.7
inhibit channel modulation - [44]
C. stercusmuscarum μ-SmIIIA irreversible block of
NaV currents
nociceptive role [45,46]
C. striatus μ-SIIIA NaV1.2 block of neuronal
NaV current
analgesic activity [47]
C. tulipa
C. kinoshitai
C. striatus
μ-TIIIA,
μ-KIIIA,
μ-KIIIB,
μ-SIIIB
NaV1.1
NaV1.2
NaV1.3
NaV1.4
NaV1.6
affinity
NaV channels
analgesic activity [48,49,50]
C. marmoreus μO-MrVIA,
μO MrVIB,
μO MfVIA
NaV1.8 inhibit channel activity analgesic activity [51]
C. radiatus ί-RXIA NaV1.6 shift channel activation - [52]