In addition to this, cisplatin was identified in a high-throughput screen as binding CMG219, and phage display has been used to identify a 12-residue peptide (AWPLSQLDHSYN) that binds to CMG2 and TEM8, with multiple copies of this peptide used to assemble polyvalent liposomes that inhibited anthrax toxicity20. The gene discussed is ANTXR1; the disease is anthrax infection.