Glycoproteinum

Glycoproteina sunt proteina, quibus aminoacidorum catena cum oligosaccharido, polymero hydratorum carbonii, conectuntur. Praecipue consistunt glycoproteinorum oligosaccharida glycana, quae sunt composita chemica ex monosaccharidis per vincula N-glycosidica conectis.

Glycoproteinum cum N-vinculo, quo connectitur aminoacidum (Asn) cum oligosaccharido.

In plantarum parietibus cellularibus inveniuntur et O-glycoproteina et N-glycoproteina^[1].

In anticorpore functio eius per glycana mutata apparet^[2].

Pinacotheca

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  Exemplum glycani cum vinculis glycosidicis

Notae

1. Nguema-Ona E., Vicré-Gibouin M. (Oct 2014). "Cell Wall O-glycoproteins and N-glycoproteins: Aspects of Biosynthesis and Function". Frontiers in plant science 5: 499 .
2. Hristodorov D., Fischer R., Linden L. (Iul 2013). "With or Without Sugar? (A)glycosylation of Therapeutic Antibodies". Molecular biotechnology 54 (3): 1056-68 .

Plura legere si cupis

• Robert G. Spiro, "Protein glycosylation: nature, distribution, enzymatic formation, and disease implications of glycopeptide bonds", Glycobiology, 2002ː 43R–56R.
• Flavio Schwarz et Markus Aebi, "Mechanisms and principles of N-linked protein glycosylation", Current Opininion in Structural Biology, 2011: 576-82.
• Waldemar Vollmer, Didier Blanot, Miguel A. De Pedro. "Peptidoglycan structure and architecture", FEMS Microbiology Reviews, 2008

Nexus interni

• Carbohydratum
• Erythropoietinum
• Lymphocyti

Nexus externi

• study.com: Quae sunt glycoproteina? (Anglice)

biochemia

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