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Oligosaccharides interaction with lectin-like proteins

The property of conformational restriction in polysaccharides make them candidates for being the initial self-ordering molecules of prebiotic evolution. This same property in the complex carbohydrate moiety of glycoproteins is the basis of carbohydrate-mediated information transfer through cell surface oligosaccharides interacting with each other or with lectin-like proteins in cell-cell recognition processes. [Pg.15]


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Oligosaccharide-protein interactions lectins

Protein-like

Proteins lectins

With proteins, interactions

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