The impact of the fourth disulfide bridge in scorpion toxins of the α‐KTx6 subfamily
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Michel De Waard | Christine Beeton | P. Mansuelle | M. De Waard | N. Andreotti | J. Sabatier | Hervé Darbon | A. Mosbah | Amor Mosbah | C. Beeton | H. Darbon | Gilles Ferrat | Nicolas Andreotti | Jean-Marc Sabatier | Louis Carrega | Pascal Mansuelle | L. Carrega | G. Ferrat
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