Amphibia toxins act very quickly, but to varying degrees. Tim Lüddecke, biochemist at the Fraunhofer Institute explains why.
The video is part of the web report “Amphibians are a medical treasure trove”. More interesting facts about the medical value of axolotls, poison dart frogs, fire salamanders and co. can be found in the other videos in the series – via the YouTube playlist or on our website:
???? https://www.frogs-friends.org/en/projects/medicine
Credits:
Written and Directed by Susann Knakowske
Camera: Leendert de Jong
Editor: Ed van Megen
Sound Mixing: Matthias Wendt
Production: Frogs and Friends e.V.
Thumbnail: Iva Dimova, Shutterstock.com
The video is part of the web report “Amphibians are a medical treasure trove”. More interesting facts about the medical value of axolotls, poison dart frogs, fire salamanders and co. can be found in the other videos in the series – via the YouTube playlist or on our website:
???? https://www.frogs-friends.org/en/projects/medicine
Credits:
Written and Directed by Susann Knakowske
Camera: Leendert de Jong
Editor: Ed van Megen
Sound Mixing: Matthias Wendt
Production: Frogs and Friends e.V.
Thumbnail: Iva Dimova, Shutterstock.com
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- AMPHIBIANS
- Mots-clés
- herpetology, amphibians, research
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