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Fluorescence anisotropy assays reveal affinities of C-and O-glycosides for concanavalin A1

Weatherman et al., 1996

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14672512371820967799
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Weatherman R
Kiessling L
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The Journal of Organic Chemistry

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The free energies of binding of various C-and O-glycosides to the lectin concanavalin A were measured using fluorescence anisotropy. Fluorescein derivatives of mannose and glucose were synthesized and were shown to bind to concanavalin A with free energies of …
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