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Sequence analysis of the group 2 allergens from house dust mites suggests they are non-glycosylatedproteins which contain leader peptide sequences that are cleaved to yield the mature protein.
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The study also showed that saroglitazar administered patients showed a reduction in fasting plasma glucose andglycosylatedhemoglobin.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The protein is post translationallyglycosylatedand expressed in all tissue with the apparent exception of skeletal muscle.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Theglycosylatedform develops from glucosyltransferase activity and increases the solubility of polyphenols.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.From here the hydroxylated andglycosylatedpropeptide twists towards the left very tightly and then three propeptides will form a triple helix.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.It is postulated that these lectins can interact withglycosylatedstructures of transmitted pathogens, but this has not yet been proved.
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Logistic regression analysis controlling for established cardiovascular disease factors and diabetes duration and therapy showed thatglycosylatedhaemoglobin was still not associated with cardiovascular disease.
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The mature, fullyglycosylatedprotein is delivered to the cell surface in a functional form (step 5).
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Connexins are notglycosylated, eliminating the possibility that apposed hemichannels initially interact via extended glycosides.
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A large majority of sporocyst surface proteins are thought to beglycosylated.
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The analysis of theglycosylatedcomponents of the chorion by the use of lectins has represented the central part of this work.
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Due to the different purification steps and the presence ofglycosylatedproducts, the yield varied from 2 to 4 mg of purified protein.
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It should be remembered thatglycosylatedhaemoglobin values are laboratory-dependent and also vary with the life of the red cell.
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A highlyglycosylatedmembrane surface will not change the above possibilities.
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It is inappropriate to performglycosylatedhemoglobin measurement in non-insulin-dependent diabetes screening.
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The branched lines representglycosylatedsites.
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The third family group consists of the much larger plasma kininogens, which are multi-domain proteins with aglycosylatedamino-terminal heavy chain, the bradykinin domain and a carboxy-terminal light chain.
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This prominent band, absent in theglycosylatedextracts, may result from higher molecular weight glycosylated proteins losing some bound sugars as a consequence of the deglycosylation process.
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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 onglycosylatedhaemoglobin.
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In a study of 1539 patients, average age 63 years (range 31-91), cardiovascular disease prevalence remained constant across increasing quartiles ofglycosylatedhaemoglobin for both men and women.
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