But it had a potent calling card in a 6-liter 361-horsepower version of the Corvette's V-8.
That drug is a potent anticoagulant called warfarin (Coumadin).
In the mountain coal fields of eastern Kentucky, Sheriff Steve Duff of Harlan County recently noticed something curious -- people driving to drug stores in neighboring states to fill prescriptions of a potent painkiller called OxyContin.
In his colorful 2002 memoir, "See No Evil," the former C.I.A. officer Robert Baer portrayed himself as a brash, swashbuckling agent, more Tom Clancy operative than geeky technocrat: someone at home in the dark places of the globe, someone who knew how to "mix up a potent cocktail called methyl nitrate" or make a bus disappear with 20 pounds of C-4.
All three Swiss companies prospered and continued to diversify in the decades after World War II, though Sandoz earned an unwelcome notoriety in the 1960s when one of its inventions, a potent hallucinogen called LSD, became a favourite illicit drug in the United States and Europe.
Markov developed a high fever and died 4 days later from a potent toxin called ricin, presumably delivered by the KGB or Bulgarian secret police.
The organism responsible for red tides (Karenia brevis) produces a potent poison called brevetoxin that kills fish and sickens people when they eat filter-feeding organisms such as clams and oysters.
The diatom genus Pseudo-nitzschia contains multiple species known to produce a potent neurotoxin called domoic acid (DA) [ 29].
Such nonsense mRNAs are harmful for cellular functions, and therefore, they are intercepted in most cases by a potent mechanism, called nonsense-mediated mRNA decay (NMD), and targeted to rapid degradation.
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