Venom proteomics of Indonesian king cobra

ABSTRACT: Complementary bottom-up MS/MS analyses contributed to complete a locus-resolved venom phenotype map for O. hannah, the world's longest venomous snake and a species of medical concern across its wide distribution range in forests from India through Southeast Asia. Its venom composition convincingly explains the main neurotoxic effects of human envenoming caused by king cobra bite. The integration of efficient chromatographic separation of the venom components, and locus-resolved toxin identification through top-down and bottom-up MS/MS-based species-specific database searching, promises a bright future to the field of venom research.

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ORGANISM(S): Ophiophagus Hannah (king Cobra) (naja Hannah)

TISSUE(S): Venom

SUBMITTER: Daniel Petras  

LAB HEAD: Roderich Süssmuth

PROVIDER: PXD001726 | Pride | 2015-08-20

REPOSITORIES: Pride