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This project investigates the evolution of venom in sea anemones, focusing on the development of venom-secreting cells and their secretions. It aims to understand the biochemical properties of these toxins and their evolutionary significance.
Evolution of venom, nature’s most complex cocktail, has underpinned the predatory success of venomous animals.
Till date, research on venom has mainly focused on how genes encoding them evolve, and our knowledge regarding the evolutionary origin of venom-secreting cells (VSCs) and their secretions, has been limited.
Understanding how venom and VSCs evolve in cnidarians - one of the simplest and probably the first venomous animals, such as sea anemones is not only fascinating as it sheds light on…
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