… glycosylation alterations compared with their non-transformed counterparts. Protein glycosylation
… This heterogeneity occurs because aberrant glycan modifications are protein-specific, …

… all the genes involved in N glycosylation. Due to the absence … derives from differences in
protein glycosylation. However, … mechanisms involved in protein glycosylation are still scarce, …

… Understanding the process of protein glycosylation and its … Here, we describe the change
of protein glycosylation patterns … , and discuss the potential clinical implication of glycans for …

… We focus on protein glycosylation changes seen upon disease in the brain/spinal cord tissue,
and the modulation of GBP expression (particularly in immune cells) in neuroinflammatory-…

… Protein glycosylation, the most abundant protein post-translational modification, is a highly
… Alterations in glycosylation pathways actively drive malignant phenotypes in cancer [2]. The …

… in immunogenicity and clinical efficacy of therapeutic proteins. … of glycan characterization
on therapeutic proteins, with a … to illustrate the potential clinical implications of differences in …

… comprehension of protein glycosylation and concentrate … protein glycosylation and
concentrates on how cancer-associated glycans affect the tumor microenvironment. The implications …

… most elaborated and sophisticated of these, protein glycosylation. As a result, … of protein
glycosylation. This review seeks to summarize these studies, illustrating that protein glycosylation…

… Protein glycosylation is one of the most frequent and well-known … that protein glycosylation
is commonly altered in different liver diseases. However, the complexities of glycosylation in …

… glycosylation is associated with differential glycosyl-transferase expression and glycosidases,
producing specific glycosylated proteins … Overall, aberrant protein glycosylation in cancer …