Article | REF: P3320 V1

Carbohydrate and glycoprotein analysis

Authors: Jean MONTREUIL, André VERBERT

Publication date: March 10, 1997 | Lire en français

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    3. Isolation processes for free and conjugated carbohydrates

    The "glycoanalyst" can be confronted with two situations:

    1 or the carbohydrates are free in their natural environment and, in the particular case of oligosaccharides, their isolation will be carried out by applying the procedures described in paragraph 3.3 ;

    2 or they are conjugated and, in the particular case of glycoproteins, the only one we'll be focusing on, their study will require their prior...

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