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Purification and structural characterization of ad‐amino acid‐containing conopeptide, conomarphin, from Conus marmoreus

Han et al., 2008

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9032168839173760094
Author
Han Y
Huang F
Jiang H
Liu L
Wang Q
Wang Y
Shao X
Chi C
Du W
Wang C
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The FEBS Journal

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Cone snails, a group of gastropod animals that inhabit tropical seas, are capable of producing a mixture of peptide neurotoxins, namely conotoxins, for defense and predation. Conotoxins are mainly disulfide‐rich short peptides that act on different ion channels …
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