- cytotoxin. The
toxin acts by
modifying host cell
GTPase proteins by
glucosylation,
leading to
changes in
cellular activities. Risk
factors for C. difficile...
- C-chain,
attached to the glycogenin. This C-chain is
formed by the self-
glucosylation of the glycogenin,
forming a
short primer chain. From the C-chain grows...
-
sugars can be
added to the
initial fucose on the protein.
Along with O-
glucosylation, O-fucosylation is
mainly found on
epidermal growth factor (EGF) domains...
-
telopeptides of collagen. In
addition to its
hydroxylation activity, LH3 has
glucosylation activity that
produces disaccharide (Glc-Gal)
attached to
collagen hydroxylysines...
- form
betanidine on the one hand, or on the
other hand
after its
prior glucosylation by a cyclo-dopa
glucosyltransferase to red-purple betanin, the simplest...
- is
involved in the
biosynthesis of glycogen. It is
capable of self-
glucosylation,
forming an
oligosaccharide primer that
serves as a
substrate for glycogen...
- the next one is the
introduction of the aryl
moiety onto the
sugar or
glucosylation of the aryl
substituent and the last one the
deprotection and modification...
- that has hexa- to
octasaccharide repeating units owing to
incomplete glucosylation".
Carbohydrate Research. 340 (2): 263–270. doi:10.1016/j.carres.2004...
- the bacteria's
restriction enzymes.
Glucosylation prevents the
virus DNA from
being cut up. Furthermore,
glucosylation may aid gene
expression of the bacteriophage...
-
characterized several of the
enzymes the
bacteriophages make to
carry out this
glucosylation.
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continued to
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