Meanings of link oligosaccharide in English

Digestion of the allergen with endoglycosidases indicates that it has N- linked oligosaccharide chains.

Changes in glycosylation of O- linked oligosaccharides are associated with diseases such as cancer.

Much of this charge heterogeneity is related to terminal sialylation of the two asparagine- linked oligosaccharides.

Both seem to have O- and N- linked oligosaccharide chains.

Structural characterization of the radiolabeled N- linked oligosaccharides shows a variety of distinct neutral and anionic species.

The interaction between ERp57 and the newly synthesized glycoproteins required trimming of the N- linked oligosaccharide side chain.

Scientific evidence supports the hypothesis that abnormal synthesis of N- linked oligosaccharides is the basic metabolic defect in CDGS.

CA1 is preferentially expressed on lysosomal enzymes as a specific arrangement of mannose-6-SO4 residues on N- linked oligosaccharides.

Cellular a-glucosidases I and II are enzymes that sequentially trim the three terminal glucoses in the N- linked oligosaccharides of viral envelope glycoproteins.

The removal of N- linked oligosaccharides by Endo Hf treatment decreased the enzyme stability but had no effect on the substrate and product specificities.

This in vitro approach should recapitulate reactions that occur in the biosynthesis of N- linked oligosaccharides in the Golgi apparatus of the intact cell.

The strain lacks alpha-glucosidase II activity and makes incompletely processed N- linked oligosaccharides that are abnormally large and have fewer sulfate and phosphate esters.

Chinese hamster ovary Lec35 cells lack a functional Lec35 gene and synthesize truncated lipid- linked oligosaccharides similar to the patient's.

The 42 KD but not the 30 KD molecule was cleaved by endo-beta-N-acetylglucosaminidase F, indicating that the former contains N- linked oligosaccharides.