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New research reveals that the power of a snake’s venom to incapacitate its prey may depend on more than just its potency, or even the prey’s tolerance for the toxin.
The U-M Life Sciences Institute will strengthen its support for graduate students and provide new funds to advance faculty members’ innovative research, thanks to three generous gifts.
U-M researchers have mapped the circuit that controls cough in mice — a model organism that was not previously known to exhibit this behavior.
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