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The structure and function of glycoforms

1995-01-01

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Glycoproteins generally consist of populations of glycosylated variants of a single protein (glycoforms). While the potential oligosaccharide processing pathways available to a protein are dictated by the cell in which it is expressed, the final glycosylation pattern reflects constraints imposed by the three dimensional structure of the individual protein. This thesis explores the extent to which a protein control...

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8f6920d7-b59b-5249-ae5c-eecce54832cb
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10.21954/ou.ro.0000fb9f
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