The venom-gland transcriptome of the eastern coral snake (Micrurus fulvius) reveals high venom complexity in the intragenomic evolution of venoms

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RT @eenork: The venom of Coral Snake is seriously toxic stuff. Almost 50% of the genes expressed in the venom gland have a toxic effect. #2…

RT @eenork: The venom of Coral Snake is seriously toxic stuff. Almost 50% of the genes expressed in the venom gland have a toxic effect. #2…

RT @eenork: The venom of Coral Snake is seriously toxic stuff. Almost 50% of the genes expressed in the venom gland have a toxic effect. #2…

RT @eenork: The venom of Coral Snake is seriously toxic stuff. Almost 50% of the genes expressed in the venom gland have a toxic effect. #2…

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