Titlebook: Evolution of Venomous Animals and Their Toxins; P. Gopalakrishnakone (Editor-in-chief),Anita Malho Reference work 2017 Springer Science+Bu

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前兆

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-55946-4 venomous predators are discussed across prey species of a wide range of venomous predators. The efficacy of resistance, mechanism(s) of resistance, phylogenetic breadth of resistance, and phylogeographic distribution of resistance are provided where information is available. For many predator group

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-92406-4her scrutiny and discussion. Finally, the implications of the rejection of the Toxicofera hypothesis are discussed, with respect to the knowledge of venom evolution in the Reptilia and also the practical implications of this knowledge.

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萬神殿

Infektionskrankheiten und Altersdisposition,om deployment among spiders. These animals, like other venomous taxa, exhibit four major behavioral strategies. First, they are often highly selective when using their venom, discharging it only under certain conditions. Second, they can modulate the quantity of venom they expend in both predatory a

萬神殿

O. Lubarsch,R. Ostertag,W. Freieptide-channel interaction whereas scorpion Na. channel toxins originated from an antifungal drosomycin-like ancestor through the insertion of a small amino-terminal turn and the extension of a carboxyl-terminal tail to reach a new receptor region on the channels, in line with the discovery that dro

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O. Lubarsch,R. Ostertag,G. Wallbachractions between cost of venom producing, specialized teeth for feeding and possible lack of benefits for venom in larger, stronger mammals may be able to justify the rarity of venom in this group. Both basic science and biotechnology are benefited as more knowledge accumulates about mammalian venom

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