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The glycan alphabet is not universal: a hypothesis

2020-01-16

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Several monosaccharides constitute naturally occurring glycans but it is uncertain if they constitute a universal set like the alphabets of proteins and DNA. Based on the available experimental observations, it is hypothesized herein that the glycan alphabet is not universal. Data on the presence / absence of pathways for the biosynthesis of 55 monosaccharides in 12939 completely sequenced archaeal and bacterial g...

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2cfac960-2c1e-5a34-b8cd-533e68c292f1
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10.1101/2020.01.15.908491
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