A rational nomenclature for naming peptide toxins from spiders and other venomous animals

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RT @VenomResearch: @stuains We agree, it's not just mambas either. Prof Glenn King (UQ) and his team has done a great job on rational namin…

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@stuains We agree, it's not just mambas either. Prof Glenn King (UQ) and his team has done a great job on rational naming of spider toxins https://t.co/it4q378wOM there is a clear need for the same in other venomous taxa, including the newly discovered ven

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I was involved in the paper that created a standardized nomenclature system for spider venom toxins: http://t.co/sPppqdmBGB

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I was involved in the paper that created a standardized nomenclature system for spider venom toxins: http://t.co/sPppqdmBGB

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