Uncovering the Genetic Secrets of Poison Resistance
Over millions of years of evolution, some animals have developed astonishing abilities—surviving even after eating highly toxic prey. From snakes and insects to squirrels and butterflies, some change their proteins, some pump toxins out of their cells, and others store venom as a defense weapon. Scientists believe understanding these unique resistance mechanisms could one day help revolutionize treatments for poisoning in humans.
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