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J. S. Mattick

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Structural venomics: evolution of a complex chemical arsenal by massive duplication and neofunctionalization of a single ancestral fold

S. S. Pineda, Y. K.-Y. Chin, E. A. B. Undheim, S. Senff, M. Mobli, C. Dauly, P. Escoubas, G. M. Nicholson, Q. Kaas, J. S. Mattick, G. F. King

The paper investigates the evolution of spider venom complexity by analyzing the structural and genetic basis of disulfide-rich peptides in the Australian funnel-web spider.

bioRxiv · Dec 3, 2018 · PreprintBiochemistry