… 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 …

… Given the pivotal role of protein glycosylation in many biological processes and the
tendency of glycoprotein entering circulation, malignancy associated glycoproteins represent …

… Many immune checkpoints are known to be heavily glycosylated. Since glycosylation helps
maintain protein stability and mediate protein–protein interactions, the study of glycosylation …

… the potential clinical implications and utility of analyzing changes in serum glycosylation …
, we predict that the roles of glycosylation in clinical breast cancer research will center around …

… Notably, the removal of N-linked glycosylation enhances PD-… important clinical implication
of PD-L1 N-linked glycosylation. … L1 N-linked glycosylation could shed new light on the clinical …

… In this review, the application of EV glycosylation in the … the potential of EV glycosylation
in the clinical setting for both … the potential clinical application of the EV glycosylation in anti-…

… explore protein glycosylation through analysing and targeting enzymes involved … glycosylation
processes. In silico models predicting cellular glycosylation capacities and glycosylation …

… of glycans to both proteins and lipids. There are two major types of protein glycosylation; the
addition of N-linked glycans and O-linked glycans (Figure 3). N-glycosylation takes place in …

… Perhaps the most diverse form of protein glycosylation is O-glycosylation, … protein and
the additional sugar structures added to the initial glycan. For example, mucin-type O-glycosylation …

… (GalNAc) O-glycosylation occurs in the Golgi apparatus. Some other forms of protein
glycosylation are initiated in the ER, such as protein N-glycosylation, being further processed and …