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Animal Toxins and Human Disease:from Single Component to Venomics, from Biochemical Characterization to Disease Mechanisms, from Crude Venom Utilization to Rational Drug Design
2010
Zoological Research
unpublished
Many animals produced a diversity of venoms and secretions to adapt the changes of environments through the long history of evolution. The components including a large quantity of specific and highly active peptides and proteins have become good research models for protein structure-function and also served as tools and novel clues for illustration of human disease mechanisms. At the same time, they are rich natural resources for new drug development. Through the valuable venomous animal
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