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. 2015 May 28;7(6):1761–1778. doi: 10.1093/gbe/evv104

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Fig. 4.— — Putative teretoxins identified from Tr. anilis and Te. subulata transcriptomes. (A) Circos plot showing the distribution of cysteine frameworks of Tr. anilis and Te. subulata putative teretoxins. The teretoxins identified in Tr. anilis and Te. subulata are not same. Tr. anilis teretoxins are shown in blue and Te. subulata's are shown in red. The diversity of Cys frameworks indicates the two species have different venom arsenals. (B) The Cys frameworks identified among Tr. anilis (red) and Te. subulata (blue) putative teretoxins. Each Cys framework is listed and the number of teretoxins found for each species is identified. Fifty-five Te. subulata and 84 Tr. anilis putative teretoxins were identified in total. Of the 12 Cys frameworks identified, two are novel frameworks found in Tr. anilis venom.