The structure of an algal toxin that killed a 3-foot shark solved
Professor Allen Place's team showed that sterolysin, a toxin from a decades-old culture of the alga Karlodinium veneficum, kills cells by binding membrane sterols and punching holes.
Features on peer-reviewed research by scientists at University of Maryland Center for Environmental Sciences.
Professor Allen Place's team showed that sterolysin, a toxin from a decades-old culture of the alga Karlodinium veneficum, kills cells by binding membrane sterols and punching holes.