Toxins, Volume 10, Issue 1 (January 2018) – 48 articles
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The peptide toxin ShK highlights the potential of sea anemones to produce valuable therapeutic leads, and the widespread abundance of closely-related peptides across many phyla suggests that the ShK scaffold can support a range of functions. Current genomic, transcriptomic and proteomic studies of sea anemones promise to greatly expand the number of ShK analogues and to identify a range of novel peptide families. The cover photo shows the tentacles (red) and acrorhagi (blue) of one of the sea anemones from south-eastern Queensland that we are investigating for new peptide toxins. View this paper
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