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The development of S-glycosylcysteine derivatives for use in glycan-binding assays
This dissertation concerns the development of a synthetic route towards novel cysteine-based glycan-binding probes, for incorporation into glycoarrays and or similar applications used in assays of glycan-recognition phenomena. The need to systematically characterize the glycome and decipher the rang...
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Department of Chemistry
2017
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