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Lectin-sugar interactions deciphered by SPR-MS and Credrex-MS

Carmen Jiménez-Castells, Adrián Moise, Beatriz G. de la Torre, Michael Przybylski, Ricardo Gutiérrez–Gallego, David Andreu

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Interest in sugar-protein interactions has been rising significantly over the last decades.The role of these interactions in processes such as bacteria-host recognition, viral entry, fertilization and metastasis, justifies the search for powerful, nanosized analytical tools to study the corresponding mechanisms.

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Interest in sugar-protein interactions has been rising significantly over the last decades.The role of these interactions in processes such as bacteria-host recognition, viral entry, fertilization and metastasis, justifies the search for powerful, nanosized analytical tools to study the corresponding mechanisms.

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Interest in sugar-protein interactions has been rising significantly over the last decades.The role of these interactions in processes such as bacteria-host recognition, viral entry, fertilization and metastasis, justifies the search for powerful, nanosized analytical tools to study the corresponding mechanisms.

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