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<i>NXPE1</i>alters the sialoglycome by acetylating sialic acids in the human colon

2024-09-27

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Mild periodic acid Schiff staining (mPAS) of human colonic tissue has been used to answer a variety of fundamental questions in germline and somatic genetics. mPAS staining is known to reflect sialic acid O-acetylation, but a full accounting of the genes contributing to sialoglycome diversity is incomplete. Using haplotypes derived from whole genome sequencing, we identified a region on chromosome 11 that is assoc...

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a30d52f1-3919-5e1c-b7a0-7f0dad118981
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10.1101/2024.09.25.24314083
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