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STX
(redirected from Syntaxin)

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STXStart of Text
StxShiga Toxin
STXStudentereksamen (Danish high-school certificate)
STXStructured Text
STXSituational Training Exercise
STXSaxitoxin (toxin)
STXSyntaxin (cell membrane protein)
STXStore X (6502 processor instruction)
STXSt Croix Island, VI, USA (Airport Code)
STXSmarter Technology eXtension
STXStar Trek: X (Nemesis)
STXSquad Training Exercise
STXStaff Training Exercise
STXSNA to X.25


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In addition to cleaving SNAP-25, BoNT-C also cleaves syntaxin (1).
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The metal doesn't, for example, promote the binding of synaptotagmin to a protein called syntaxin, one of the steps that normally lead to a release of neurotransmitters.
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