Cephalotoxins: A Hotspot for Marine Bioprospecting?

Overview of attention for article published in Frontiers in Marine Science, February 2021

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RT @FrontMarineSci: New Research: Cephalotoxins: A Hotspot for Marine Bioprospecting?: Molluscs provided one of the pioneering approved pha…

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RT @FrontMarineSci: New Research: Cephalotoxins: A Hotspot for Marine Bioprospecting?: Molluscs provided one of the pioneering approved pha…

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New Research: Cephalotoxins: A Hotspot for Marine Bioprospecting?: Molluscs provided one of the pioneering approved pharmaceuticals from the seas: the painkiller ziconotide, developed from an ω-conotoxin isolated from cone snails. As… https://t.co/FVk3GGdw

09 Mar 2021

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@FrontMarineSci Mini review (w. Asst. Prof. Costa): Interesting topic, and well-formulated. Rare insight into natural and synthesized compounds, found as/in ubiquitous environmental waste-products, i.e., enzymes. https://t.co/3XOQl8ZDci https://t.co/AdvGkh

08 Mar 2021

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