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A Novel Synthesis of Factor C

A Story of Blood and Venom

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Located at the heart of Downtown Atlanta, Georgia, GSU is among the top 20 most innovative institutions in the USA.

Mambalgin

Mambalgin is a potent analgesic protein found in the venom of the Black Mamba snake (Dendroaspis polylepis). This protein has been found to inhibit acid-sensing ion channels (ASICs) in the central and peripheral nervous systems of mice through intraplanter and intrathecal injections.

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Horseshoe Crab Factor C

We will synthetically produce the factor C protein from the horseshoe crab blood and create a system to detect gram negative bacteria without the harvesting of horseshoe crabs.

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