This is a unique example where subcellular translocation and transfer of a polypeptide is driven by mechanical forces.0 Larry A. Evans, Carla M. Evans. An unusual stingray mouth, bite producing superficial erosions and ecchymosis in an oral pattern surrounding the bite mark, occurred. Monks S.A. and Morton Raymond S. Chemistry. Magazine of the Royal Chemical Institute. Anemone toxins serve as leads in the development of new cardiac stimulants.
Sea anemone polypeptides mimic anthopleurins in producing a digitalis-like cardiac action.
This brief note reports that Pelagia , Chrysaroa , and Cyanea are the only true jellyfish in British waters. Pain is usually the only symptom. The author mentions the controversial use of vinegar as a nematocyst inhibitor first aid treatment, the use of cold packs and oral analgesia. Worldwide deaths and severe envenomation from jellyfish stings. Medical Journal of Australia 658-661, 1996.