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'''Curare''' is a sedative given by [[Mohinder]] to [[Sylar]] to render him unconscious.
'''Curare''' is a drug given by [[Mohinder]] to [[Sylar]] to prevent him from using his [[powers]].


==About==
==About==
===[[Parasite]]===
===[[Parasite]]===
At [[Mohinder's apartment|his apartment]], Mohinder gives Sylar drugged tea after realizing that he's not [[Zane Taylor]]. After Sylar wakes up bound to a chair, they have a confrontation, and Mohinder attempts to shoot Sylar.
At [[Mohinder's apartment|his apartment]], Mohinder gives Sylar drugged tea after realizing that he's not [[Zane Taylor]]. After Sylar wakes up bound to a chair, Mohinder explains that he's giving him Curare intravenously, to induce "paralysis of the brain" and prevent him from using his [[powers]].
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Revision as of 03:26, 2 April 2007

Curare

First mentioned: Parasite
Owned by: Mohinder

Curare is a drug given by Mohinder to Sylar to prevent him from using his powers.

About

Parasite

At his apartment, Mohinder gives Sylar drugged tea after realizing that he's not Zane Taylor. After Sylar wakes up bound to a chair, Mohinder explains that he's giving him Curare intravenously, to induce "paralysis of the brain" and prevent him from using his powers.

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