Observational analysis reveals that venom fractions induce neurobehavioral effects in Danio rerio, suggesting therapeutic potential.
Overall, the fractions of venom from the Orphnaecus tarantula species appear to induce distinct neurobehavioral effects, which may include hyperactivity, anxiolytic-like responses, and potential antinociceptive properties.
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