Australian researchers have developed a synthetic version of a spider venom molecule for use in a groundbreaking new drug aimed at reversing heart attack damage.
Australian researchers have developed a synthetic version of a spider venom molecule for use in a groundbreaking new drug aimed at reversing heart attack damage.
www.uq.edu.au Spider venom heart drug moves to clinical trials
A UQ-led project to develop the first-ever drug to treat heart attack and protect donor hearts will move to human clinical trials, after receiving $17.8 million in funding from the Medical Research Future Fund (MRFF).
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Alright fine. I'll be the test subject to see if it gives me spider powers.
Not radioactive, so I think you'll only get the ability to shoot webbing out of a random part of your body.
What would the worst body part be for that? Ear? Maybe nose?
Aww come on! Don't make me be web weaver!