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Published in final edited form as: Toxicon. 2008 Nov 20;53(1):90–98. doi: 10.1016/j.toxicon.2008.10.017

Table 2.

Predicted mature toxins from μ-Conus cDNA sequences

Species	μ–Conotoxin	Mature toxin Sequence	Reference
*Textilia*
C. bullatus	BuIIIA	VTDRCCKGKRECGRWCRDHSRCC^#	This work
C. bullatus	BuIIIB	VGERCCKNGKRGCGRWCRDHSRCC^#	This work
C. bullatus	BuIIIC	IVDRCCNKGNGKRGCSRWCRDHSRCC^#	This work

*Gastridium*
C. geographus	GIIIA	RDCCTOOKKCKDRQCKOQRCCA^#	Cruz, et al,1989
C. geographus	GIIIB	RDCCTOORKCKDRRCKOMKCCA^#	Cruz, et al,1989
C. tulipa	TIIIA	RHGCCKGOKGCSSRECROQHCC^#	Lewis, et al., 2007

*Chelyconus*
C. purpurascens	PIIIA	ZRLCCGFOKSCRSRQCKOHRCCG^#	Shon, et al., 1998

*Pionoconus*
C. consors	CnIIIA	GRCCDVPNACSGRWCRDHAQCC^#	Zhang, et al. 2006
C. consors	CnIIIB	ZGCCGEPNLCFTRWCRNNARCCRQQ^{^}	Zhang, et al. 2006
C. magus	MIIIA	ZGCCNVPNGCSGRWCRDHAQCC^#	Zhang, et al. 2006
C. catus	CIIIA	GRCCEGPNGCSSRWCKDHARCC^#	Zhang, et al. 2006

Z and O represent post-translationally modified residues pyroglutamate and hydroxyproline, respectively.

^#

C-terminal amidation,

^{^}

C-terminal free acid.