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Meanings of glycan in inglés

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glucà

A class of chemical compounds.

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        A polymer made up of many monosaccharides joined together by glycosidic links.

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              Examples for "polysaccharide"
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              The short fragments subsequently grew longer and gradually produced new polysaccharide sheaths.
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              Viewpoint: This receptor recognises polysaccharide compounds on the surface of M. tuberculosis.
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              Mass vaccination campaigns with polysaccharide vaccines are key elements in controlling these epidemics.
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              No correlation was found between polysaccharide response and AHA, age, or clinical phenotype.
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              Glycoconjugate vaccines provide a safe and consistent strategy against polysaccharide-encapsulated pathogens.
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              Usage of glycan in inglés
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              This study revealed that these glycan changes follow a simple temporal pattern.
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              Sugar specificity was determined by Sepharose beads assays and glycan array screening.
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              Results from this study were comprehensive as detailed glycan microheterogeneity information was obtained.
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              Diverse mass spectrometry techniques were used to confirm the structure of the glycan.
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              These site-level studies are important for understanding antibody-glycan interactions on native Env trimers.
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              Lewis X has been reported as a major immunogenic glycan element of schistosomes.
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              Lectins are glycan-binding proteins with no catalytic activity and ubiquitously expressed in nature.
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              Diverse noroviruses infect humans and animals via the recognition of host-specific glycan ligands.
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              Its binding properties were studied using hemagglutination and glycan array analysis.
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              Rapid methods for evaluating a patient's glycome are instrumental for studying glycan-based markers.
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              Site-directed mutations at the glycan sites impaired the cell surface localization of Opalin.
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              Steric hindrance prohibited the digestion of the peptide moiety attached to the glycan.
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              Protein-glycan interactions are typically low affinity, requiring multivalent interactions to achieve a biological effect.
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              Specific glycan expression is an essential characteristic of developing tissues.
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              To enrich for glycan-linked cell wall proteins we used an alkaline cell extraction method.
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              We show that both sites are required for high-affinity glycan binding and virus neutralization.
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              Translations for glycan
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              glicano
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              glucàglicà
              Glycan through the time
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