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Review of Glycosylation Engineering of Biopharmaceuticals: Methods and Protocols : A book edited by Alain Beck

2013-07-03

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The glycoform profile of a glycoprotein is non-templated, i.e., is not encoded within the genome or otherwise predetermined; however, it is estimated that ~50% of human genes having an open reading frame encode a –N-X-S/T- amino acid sequence, where X represents any amino acid other than proline, that comprises a potential site (sequon) for N-linked glycosylation of the translated protein. N-linked glycosylation i...

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9a9274a2-49eb-5e1d-9f06-4d4ae8d08dc9
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10.4161/mabs.25631
PMCID
PMC3851215
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