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Polyisoprenoid glycolipids involved in glycoprotein biosynthesis

Lucas et al., 1976

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10713745631460568175
Author
Lucas J
Waechter C
Publication year
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Molecular and Cellular Biochemistry

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Until five years ago, it was believed that the oligosaccharide chains of most, if not all, glycoproteins were assembled by the stepwise transfer of single sugar residues from their nucleotide derivatives to growing oligosaccharide chains attached to a polypeptide core. It is …
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