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A rapidly diverging superfamily of peptide toxins in venomous Gemmula species

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A rapidly diverging superfamily of peptide toxins in venomous Gemmula species (English)

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Baldomero M Olivera

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Ameurfina D Santos

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Ameurfina D Santos

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Francisco M Heralde

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Francisco M Heralde

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Julita Imperial

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Pradip K Bandyopadhyay

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Gisela P Concepcion

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April 2008

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Toxicon

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10.1016/J.TOXICON.2007.12.022

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A rapidly diverging superfamily of peptide toxins in venomous Gemmula species

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