Glycoproteins I ( Volume 29 )

Publication series :Volume 29

Author: Montreuil   J.;Vliegenthart   J. F. G.;Schachter   H.  

Publisher: Elsevier Science‎

Publication year: 1995

E-ISBN: 9780080860893

P-ISBN(Paperback): 9780444812605

P-ISBN(Hardback):  9780444812605

Subject: Q7 Molecular Biology;R392 medical immunology

Language: ENG

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Part I covers modern advances in the determination of
glycoprotein structure and in the biosynthesis of mammalian,
bacterial, yeast, plant and insect glycoproteins. There are also
two chapters on functional aspects (glycoprotein hormones and
collagens).
The content of the volume is very comprehensive in that, most
contributors have focussed on discussing, in depth, the wealth
of most recent advances in their field, and referring to previous
reviews of older work for background information. This method can
effectively produce a very wide subject coverage in a smaller
number of chapters/volumes. The volume is an important
information source for all glycobiologist researchers (senior
investigators, post-doctoral fellows and graduate students), and
as a good, comprehensive, reference text for scientists working in
the life sciences.

Chapter

Front Cover

pp.:  1 – 4

Glycoproteins

pp.:  4 – 5

Copyright Page

pp.:  5 – 14

Preface

pp.:  6 – 11

List of contributors

pp.:  11 – 30

Contents

pp.:  14 – 6

Chapter 2. Primary structure of glycoprotein glycans

pp.:  42 – 58

Chapter 3. 3D Structure. 1. The structural features of protein–carbohydrate interactions revealed by X-ray crystallography

pp.:  58 – 96

Chapter 3. 3D Structure. 2. Three dimensional structure of oligosaccharides explored by NMR and computer calculations

pp.:  96 – 116

Chapter 4. Chemical synthesis of glycopeptides

pp.:  116 – 152

Chapter 5. Biosynthesis. 1. Introduction

pp.:  152 – 156

Chapter 5. Biosynthesis. 2a. The coenzymic role of phosphodolichols

pp.:  156 – 174

Chapter 5. Biosynthesis. 2b. From Glc3Man9GlcNAc2–protein to Man5GlcNAc2-protein: transfer ‘en bloc’ and processing

pp.:  174 – 182

Chapter 5. Biosynthesis. 2c. Glycosyltransferases involved in the synthesis of N-glycan antennae

pp.:  182 – 230

Chapter 5. Biosynthesis. 3. Biosynthesis of O-glycans of the N-acetylgalactosamine-α-Ser/Thr linkage type

pp.:  230 – 290

Chupter 5. Biosynthesis. 4a. Gene regulation of terminal glycosylation

pp.:  290 – 310

Chapter 5. Biosynthesis. 4b. Substrate level controls for N-glycan assembly

pp.:  310 – 316

Chapter 5. Biosynthesis. 4c. Compartmentation of glycoprotein biosynthesis

pp.:  316 – 342

Chapter 5. Biosynthesis. 5. Molecular basis of antigenic specificity in the ABO, H and Lewis blood-group systems

pp.:  342 – 420

Chapter 5. Biosynthesis. 6. The role of polypeptide in the biosynthesis of protein-linked oligosaccharides

pp.:  420 – 444

Chapter 5. Biosynthesis . 7. How can N-linked glycosylation and processing inhibitors he used to study carbohydrate synthesis and finction

pp.:  444 – 484

Chapter 6. Bacterial glycoproteins

pp.:  484 – 504

Chapter 7. Protein glycosylation in yeast

pp.:  504 – 540

Chapter 8. O-glycosylation in plants

pp.:  540 – 550

Chapter 9. N-Glycosylation of plant proteins

pp.:  550 – 572

Chapter 10. Protein glycosylation in insects

pp.:  572 – 594

Chapter 11. The glycoprotein hormone family: structure and function of the carbohydrate chains

pp.:  594 – 618

Chapter 12. Carbohydrate moiety of vertebrate collagens

pp.:  618 – 646

Subject index

pp.:  646 – 674

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