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Paralysis by Botulinum Neurotoxins Uncovers Trophic Secretions at the Neuromuscular Junctionut by a different mechanism, a variety of peptides (neuropeptides). For recent publications and reviews on the subject see, De Camilli and Jahn (1990), Verhage et al.(1991) and two conference volumes (Johnson, 1987; Edelman et al., 1987).

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S?ren W. Eskildsen,Johannes Wagnerlinum toxin is paralysis of muscle by blocking neuromuscular transmission, as discussed elsewhere in this volume. The block of neuromuscular transmission produces functional muscle denervation. Muscle denervation stimulates changes in terminal motor axons and neuromuscular junctions, which can, in s