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Glycan arrays for functional glycomics

Interactions between carbohydrates and proteins mediate intracellular traffic, cell adhesion, cell recognition and immune system function. Two recent papers describe how arrays of oligosaccharide and polysaccharide molecules can be used to investigate these interactions more fully.

Maureen E. Taylor | K. Drickamer | Kurt Drickamer | Maureen E Taylor

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