Snakes Acquire Toxins from Their Prey and Appear to Monitor Their Own Toxicity Levels Based on Recent Meals

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Snakes that absorb toxins from consuming toads appear to regulate their own toxicity levels by recalling their recent dietary intake.

Alexander Reed
Alexander Reed

Alexander Reed brings Cambridge's medical research scene to life through his insightful reporting. With a background in biochemistry and journalism, he excels at breaking down intricate scientific concepts for readers. His recent series on genomic medicine earned him the prestigious Medical Journalism Award.

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