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The Lectins: Their Present Status*
Vox Sanguinis, 1963SummaryThe first plant agglutinin was discovered by Stillmark in 1888. It was non‐specific. Landsteiner later observed a certain degree of species specificity in some plant agglutinins, and Boyd and Renkonen found some to be blood antigen specific. Various plant hemagglutinins, called “lectins” by Boyd have a number of interesting and sometimes useful ...
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1995
1. Lectins and Pathology : An Overview 2. Carrier-immobilized Carbohydrate Ligands: Design of the Lectin-detecting Tools and their Applications with Focus on Histopatholgy 3. Lectins, Microglia and Alzheimer's Disease 4. The Role of Galectin-3 in Inflammation 5. The Role of Galectin-3 in Tumor Metastasis 6.
Susan Bardocz, Arpad Pusztai
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1. Lectins and Pathology : An Overview 2. Carrier-immobilized Carbohydrate Ligands: Design of the Lectin-detecting Tools and their Applications with Focus on Histopatholgy 3. Lectins, Microglia and Alzheimer's Disease 4. The Role of Galectin-3 in Inflammation 5. The Role of Galectin-3 in Tumor Metastasis 6.
Susan Bardocz, Arpad Pusztai
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Glycomimetics for the inhibition and modulation of lectins
Chemical Society Reviews, 2023, Elena Shanina, Alexander Titz
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Multivalent glycosystems for human lectins
Chemical Society Reviews, 2023Macarena Martínez-Bailén +2 more
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2007
Part I: The Science of Lectins 1. Lectins: a historical view (N. Sharon). 2. Lectins in nature: An overview (C.L. Nilsson). Part II: Classic Techniques to Study Lectins 3. The energetics of lectin-carbohydrate binding (M. Swami). 4. Microcalorimetry (F. Brewer). 5. X-ray crystallography (U. Krengel). 6.
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Part I: The Science of Lectins 1. Lectins: a historical view (N. Sharon). 2. Lectins in nature: An overview (C.L. Nilsson). Part II: Classic Techniques to Study Lectins 3. The energetics of lectin-carbohydrate binding (M. Swami). 4. Microcalorimetry (F. Brewer). 5. X-ray crystallography (U. Krengel). 6.
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