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Insights into the venomology of the Red Sea lionfish (Pterois miles, Scorpaenidae): venom protein identification and anti-cancer efficacy
The common lionfish, Pterois miles (Scorpaenidae), is one of the most abundant and venomous fishes that inhabit the Egyptian Red Sea. This research for the first time identifies the venom protein of Pterois miles and shedds light on its toxic capabilities. Different biochemical techniques were used...
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