Examples of glycosylated

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It is postulated that these lectins can interact with glycosylated structures of transmitted pathogens, but this has not yet been proved.
Logistic regression analysis controlling for established cardiovascular disease factors and diabetes duration and therapy showed that glycosylated haemoglobin was still not associated with cardiovascular disease.
The mature, fully glycosylated protein is delivered to the cell surface in a functional form (step 5).
Connexins are not glycosylated, eliminating the possibility that apposed hemichannels initially interact via extended glycosides.
A large majority of sporocyst surface proteins are thought to be glycosylated.
The analysis of the glycosylated components of the chorion by the use of lectins has represented the central part of this work.
Due to the different purification steps and the presence of glycosylated products, the yield varied from 2 to 4 mg of purified protein.
It should be remembered that glycosylated haemoglobin values are laboratory-dependent and also vary with the life of the red cell.
A highly glycosylated membrane surface will not change the above possibilities.
It is inappropriate to perform glycosylated hemoglobin measurement in non-insulin-dependent diabetes screening.
The branched lines represent glycosylated sites.
The third family group consists of the much larger plasma kininogens, which are multi-domain proteins with a glycosylated amino-terminal heavy chain, the bradykinin domain and a carboxy-terminal light chain.
This prominent band, absent in the glycosylated extracts, may result from higher molecular weight glycosylated proteins losing some bound sugars as a consequence of the deglycosylation process.
Shoff and colleagues showed that in old patients not using insulin, moderate weight loss over periods of four to six years had little beneficial impact on glycosylated haemoglobin.
In a study of 1539 patients, average age 63 years (range 31-91), cardiovascular disease prevalence remained constant across increasing quartiles of glycosylated haemoglobin for both men and women.