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Lectin-carbohydrate interactions bacterial adhesion

Examination of specific carbohydrate-protein interactions can be accomplished with C-glycosides (Scheme 1). A series of C-glucosides and C-mannosides, such as 1, were employed to study the binding differences between mannose and glucose specific lectins (9). C-Mannoside derivatives (3-5) were synthesized from C-allyl derivative 2 and used to block cell-surface lectins thereby inhibiting bacterial adhesion (JO). The primary amine of 4 was functionalized with biotin to target proteins to the bacterial cell surface. [Pg.82]


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