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The N-glycans of lactoferrin: More than just

Zlatina et al.

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Zlatina K
Galuska S

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11 Abstract 12 Nearly all extracellular proteins undergo posttranslational modification with sugar chains 13 during their transit through the endoplasmic reticulum and the Golgi apparatus. These “sweet” 14 modifications not only influence the activity of its carrier protein …
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