Skip to main content
. 2013 Nov 12;8(11):e79092. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0079092

Table 1. Echidna transcripts that display higher similarity to known toxins than human proteins.

Toxin name Transcript locus number Expression rank (out of 91,300)
Stonustoxin subunit alpha (Acc: Q98989) 726, 11716 24,455
Platypus CD55/complement decay accelerating factor (Acc: K4PB89) 2792, 50224 42,570
Platypus amide oxidase (Acc: K4P911) 8792, 18049 71,866
Snake venom nerve growth factor 2 (Tropidechis carinatus) (Acc: Q3HXX7) 11196 36,479
Snake venom nerve growth factor (Naja naja)(Acc: P01140) 11197 20,498
Platypus corticotrophin-releasing factor binding protein (Acc: K4PLU9) 11716 79,938
Platypus Kunitz domain containing protease inhibitor 16527 61,251
Sea anemone Kunitz domain containing protease inhibitor (Acc: Q9TWG0) 16966 41,527
Snake mulgin-3 protease inhibitor (Pseudechis australis) (Acc: Q6ITB9) 16966, 47678 35,771
Platypus cysteine-rich secretory protein (Acc: K4P991) 40579 51,113
Snake venom phospholipase A2 (Echis carinatus)(Acc: P48650) 43122 53,680
Snake venom phospholipase A2 trimucrotoxin (Protobothrops mucrosquamatus ) (Acc: Q90W39) 49881 83,368

The name of the known toxin together with the echidna transcript number and ranking of mRNA expression level are shown (a higher ranking indicates higher expression levels relative to other transcripts in the echidna transcriptome).