… of legume lectins are unclear. Cymbosema roseum seeds have two distinct lectins classified
… These include mannose-specific (CRLI) [14] and lactose-specific (CRLII) lectins [7]. CRLI …

… by Carrington and coworkers [8], probably does not occur in all legume lectins, even
when the lectins are from the same species. For example, it does not occur in galactose-specific …

… legume species of Cymbosema roseum of Diocleinae subtribe produce at least two different
seed lectins… of two new lectins from the seeds of Cymbosema roseum, another species of …

… The Diocleinae lectins, a well studied group of closely related leguminous … exhibited by
Diocleinae lectins (Sanz-Aparicio et al., 1997). The species Cymbosema roseum belongs to the …

… Here, the three-dimensional structure of the mannose-binding lectin isolated from Cymbosema
roseum (CRLI) was determined with X-man molecule modeled into the carbohydrate …

… Mannose-specific Cymbosema roseum and lactose-specific C. roseum lectins were isolated
by affinity chromatography on agarose-mannose and agarose-lactose columns, respectively …

… of plant legume lectin … ) lectins and other legume and Lamiaceae lectins have been studied
by the Protein Research Group (PRG) in Colombia. It was evidenced that plant legume lectin …

… In addition, previous in vitro results demonstrated that legume lectins trigger events in
inflammatory assays, such as histamine release from mast cells [15], lymphocyte proliferation [16], …

… , KS; de Sousa, LA; Oscarson, S.; Brewer, CF Fine specificities of two lectins from Cymbosema
roseum seeds: a lectin specific for high-mannose oligosaccharides and a lectin spe- …

… Legume lectins represent the most well-studied group among plant … Dependence on
divalent cations is routinely tested owing to the metalloprotein nature of legume lectins. These …