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Royal Society of Chemistry, Molecular Omics, 8(18), p. 731-744, 2022

DOI: 10.1039/d2mo00138a

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A drug discovery approach based on comparative transcriptomics between two toxin-secreting marine annelids: Glycera alba and Hediste diversicolor

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Abstract

While Glycera alba secretes neurotoxins, Hediste diversicolor may secrete fewer toxins with a broader action. Transcriptomics and human interactome-directed analysis unraveled promising candidates for biomedical applications from either annelid.