The paralyzing effect of curare is caused by its ability to block the action of acetylcholine at neuron-muscle synapses. create an imbalance in the sodium content in the dendrite. produce an overproduction of acetylcholine in the neural soma. produce a disintegration at the synapse.

Curare -used by South American Indians to attack their enemies and hunting- is considered a poison, that really is a chemical agent with paralyzing, neurotoxic, activity on skeletal muscle.

Curare is extracted from various plants -including Strychnos toxifera and Anomospermum grandiflora- or synthesized as D-tubocurarine.

The effect of curare is on the nicotinic receptors found in the neuromotor plate.

Acetylcholine binds to its receptor at the neuromuscular synapse to promote the opening of the sodium channels required by the muscle fiber to contract.
The neurotoxin blocks the receptors, preventing the action of the neurotransmitter acetylcholine, which induces muscle paralysis.

High doses of the neurotoxin can cause death from respiratory paralysis.

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