Are ticks venomous animals?

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https://t.co/rMT7y3mlQo Teniendo en cuenta la composición de la saliva de las garrapatas, las funciones venenosas que éstas desempeñan al interactuar con sus huéspedes y las diferencias distinguibles entre las proteínas salivales humanas (no venenosas) y l

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They engineered the ticks to produce venoms. Just like the bacteria. Well holy shit. "Many tick salivary protein families and their previously described functions are homologous to proteins found in scorpion, spider, snake, platypus & bee venoms." #Ly

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