Symptoms of this disease, to which donkeys are among the only mammals with immunity, usually start with paralysis of eyelid muscles, and are caused by blockage of acetylcholine release at synapses; death, which can occur in over 25% of cases, comes from paralysis of muscles of respiration.
Symptoms of this disease, to which donkeys are among the only mammals with immunity, usually start with paralysis of eyelid muscles, and are caused by blockage of acetylcholine release at synapses; death, which can occur in over 25% of cases, comes from paralysis of muscles of respiration. _FOR 10 POINTS_—name this disease, named for the Latin for "sausage," caused by the most potent toxin known.
Symptoms of this disease, to which donkeys are among the only mammals with immunity, usually start with paralysis of eyelid muscles, and are caused by blockage of acetylcholine release at synapses; death, which can occur in over 25% of cases, comes from paralysis of muscles of respiration.
{Botulism} or Clostridium {botulinum} poisoning [prompt on “food poisoning”]