Monster genome
The Gila monster was featured on this week's Ask a Biologist podcast.
You can read the transcript or listen here: https://askabiologist.asu.edu/explore/monster-dna?...

The Gila monster was featured on this week's Ask a Biologist podcast.
You can read the transcript or listen here: https://askabiologist.asu.edu/explore/monster-dna?...
The Gila monster, with its distinctive black and orange pattern, is one of Arizona’s most iconic animals. A peptide from its saliva has inspired treatments for diabetes, but Gila monsters are currently threatened by habitat destruction and poaching. Surprisingly there is no Gila monster genome. By sequencing and analyzing Gila monster DNA, we will contribute critical knowledge and resources for the study of Gila monster venom in medical genetics and for their conservation.
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