	Kaliseptine is a 36 amino acid peptide and contains three disulfide bonds. Kaliseptine shows structural similarities with other sea anemone toxins like "Actinia equina" K-channel toxin (AeK), "Bunodosoma granulifera" K-channel toxin (BgK) and "Stichodactyla helianthus" K-channel toxin (ShK). These toxins can be classified as type I voltage-gated potassium channel inhibiting peptides, based on their size and structure. Type I peptide toxins typically consist of 35 to 37 amino acids and show a high rate of homology in amino acid sequence.<br>