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Conus brunneus

National Institutes of Health

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2015
2015
Diversity of A-conotoxins of three worm-hunting cone snails (Conus brunneus, Conus nux, and Conus princeps) from the Mexican Pacific coast
Conus marine snails (∼500 species) are tropical predators that use venoms mainly to capture prey and defend themselves from… Expand
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2014
2014
Identification, by RT-PCR, of eight novel I2-conotoxins from the worm-hunting cone snails Conus brunneus, Conus nux, and Conus princeps from the eastern Pacific (Mexico)
Marine snails of the genus Conus (∼500 species) are tropical predators that produce venoms for capturing prey, defense and… Expand
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