Pete Liptrot
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@emilydoodles @ClunyM @LeedsMuseums @CuratorClare @Curator_Rebecca https://t.co/bwt1xiscN4
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February 2014 PMID 25384153
Biodiversity of cone snails and other venomous marine gastropods: evolutionary success through neuropharmacology.
Mentions
5
Peak: 4 in Nov 2013
across 2 sources since Nov 2013
Extended reach
16,922
potential audience
Total likes
2
Video views
16,157
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Nov 2013 – Mar 2020Where it's discussed
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AI synopsis
What people are saying
Discussions reflect appreciation for the detailed insights into venom variability and evolutionary patterns, with phrases like 'complex venoms' and 'unique biodiversity' indicating engagement with scientific content. The tone remains respectful and curious, emphasizing the study's contributions without overly emotional language, which contributes to the moderate scores across the dimensions.
AgreementModerate agreement
Most discussions recognize the importance and relevance of the research on venomous marine gastropods, indicating general support.
InterestModerate interest
Participants show moderate interest, as they've read and responded to the publication but do not express overwhelming enthusiasm.
EngagementModerate engagement
Comments include references to specific details like venom diversity and molecular evolution, suggesting a moderate level of deep engagement.
ImpactModerate impact
The discussions hint at the significance of the research for understanding biodiversity and potential biomedical applications, indicating a perceived meaningful impact.
Abstract in brief
- * Research on molecular phylogeny and venom characterization reveals unique patterns of biodiversity, with venom peptides mutating rapidly and diverging significantly between species and genera.
- * Not all conoidean lineages show clear associations between molecular changes and traits like morphology or behavior, though the genus Conus has documented many related phenotypic changes.
Top posts
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Diversity and Neuropharmacology of Venomous Marine Snails
This video discusses the biodiversity of venomous marine snails, particularly Conoidea, highlighting their complex venoms used for hunting and interactions, and examining how molecular evolution drives their diversity…
Annual Reviews Extra · Nov 15, 2013
12,476 views
Biodiversity and Neuropharmacology of Venomous Marine Gastropods
This supplemental video discusses the biodiversity of venomous marine snails, focusing on their complex venoms and evolutionary success through neuropharmacology. It features a Conus purpurascens catching a clownfish.
Annual Reviews Extra · Nov 15, 2013
1,616 views
Diversity and Neuropharmacology of Venomous Marine Gastropods
A supplemental review of biodiversity and neuropharmacology in venomous marine snails, highlighting their evolutionary success through complex venoms and rapid peptide diversification.
Annual Reviews Extra · Nov 15, 2013
1,173 views
Biodiversity and Neuropharmacology of Venomous Marine Gastropods
This video reviews the diversity of venomous marine snails like cone snails, highlighting their complex venoms and evolutionary adaptation through neuropharmacology, based on research into molecular phylogeny and venom…
Annual Reviews Extra · Nov 15, 2013
893 views
Pete Liptrot
@Hyosube · X
@emilydoodles @ClunyM @LeedsMuseums @CuratorClare @Curator_Rebecca https://t.co/bwt1xiscN4
Mar 30, 2020 · 2 likes · 767 followers
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