urari (Meaning)
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urari (n.)
See Curare.
Synonyms & Antonyms of urari
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urari Sentence Examples
- The urari frog, native to South America, secrets a potent neurotoxin capable of paralyzing its prey.
- Urari is a highly toxic substance that can cause respiratory failure and cardiac arrest.
- Ancient Amazonian tribes utilized urari to coat their arrow tips for hunting.
- The extraction of urari involves a delicate process to prevent contamination.
- Researchers study urari's components to develop potential treatments for neurological disorders.
- Urari has been used in traditional medicine for centuries, but its use must be carefully regulated.
- The urari frog's venom glands are located on its back, near its hind legs.
- Urari is a potent neurotoxin that acts by blocking the transmission of nerve impulses.
- Scientists hope to harness the power of urari for therapeutic applications, such as pain management.
- The dangers of urari handling emphasize the need for strict safety protocols and trained personnel.
FAQs About the word urari
See Curare.
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The urari frog, native to South America, secrets a potent neurotoxin capable of paralyzing its prey.
Urari is a highly toxic substance that can cause respiratory failure and cardiac arrest.
Ancient Amazonian tribes utilized urari to coat their arrow tips for hunting.
The extraction of urari involves a delicate process to prevent contamination.
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