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Effect and limitation of excess ammonium on the release of O-glycans in reducing forms from glycoproteins under mild alkaline conditions for glycomic and functional …

Yu et al., 2010

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13231516830515053932
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Yu G
Zhang Y
Zhang Z
Song L
Wang P
Chai W
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Analytical chemistry

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Ammonium-based alkali-catalyzed β-elimination under nonreducing conditions was investigated in detail for the stability of the released mucin-type O-glycan chains with β1, 3- linked cores. In contrast to the previously studied β1, 4-linkage of the N-glycan-type, which …
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