Vampire bats’ saliva is specially evolved for blood-feeding

By Clint NielsenOctober 30, 2015No Comments

Researchers have said some of the venomous contents in the bats' saliva likely evolved by recruiting ancestral genes to produce new transcript molecules rather than by creating completely new gene sequences.

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Vampire bats’ saliva is specially evolved for blood-feeding

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