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by P . 2016 Cited by 2191 Core structures are common to all N-glycans, while antennae may be complex, branched or linear . by E Cadenas 2016 Cited by 102 Complex N-linked glycan structures are composed of a central core of three or more monosaccharide residues covalently linked through alpha 1,6-linkages to an outer branched or linear antennae of up to 25 monosaccharide residues. by M Tiemeyer 2016 Cited by 38 Cited by 48 This antibody is made by the immune system to fight pathogens and sometimes cancer cells. Cancer cells often change their glycosylation, making the cancer cell easier to detect. Anti-carbohydrate antibodies are one of the first tools used to detect the presence of glycosylation on cancer cells. by L Young 2016 Cited by 98 A basic principle of cell biology and cell physiology is the clear separation of the different cellular compartments. Although this is a well-established principle, many studies have shown that the analysis of proteins and peptides in their proper cellular context is of great importance. For example, a protein that is present in the cytosol may be present at higher concentrations if it is secreted. Furthermore, the presence or absence of a protein in different cellular compartments has been shown to determine whether it is a receptor for signaling events or if it is involved in protein trafficking. In this way, the cellular context and subcellular location have a critical role in the interpretation of the information acquired by the immune system. by R . 2016 Cited by 129 Is a distinct glycoprotein that is found in the endoplasmic reticulum and possesses a high degree of sialylation. Sialyl Lewis x is an important ligand for several carbohydrate recognition receptors in neutrophils, lymphocytes, and endothelial cells. by R Galichet 2016 Cited by 61 Glycosylation of proteins is now widely accepted as a key factor that regulates their cellular location and function. by R Galichet 2016 Cited by 77 Glycosylation of proteins is now widely accepted as a key factor that regulates their cellular location and function. by R Galichet 2016 Cited by 160 This enzyme adds the first
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