… of cancer cells. The most-widely occurring changes in glycosylation associated with cancer
… Aberrant glycosylation in cancer frequently involves an increase in sialyl Lewis x (SLe x ) …

… This review will address the role of glycosylation in breast cancer carcinogenesis … clinical
implications and utility of analyzing changes in serum glycosylation patterns for breast cancer …

… may further improve the clinical performance of currently approved anti-cancer targeted
agents. In this review, we highlight the impact of glycosylation in cancer targeted therapy, with …

… gynecological cancer process, especially cervical cancer. With … glycosylation and concentrates
on how cancer-associated glycans affect the tumor microenvironment. The implications …

… in cancer and … clinical application of the EV glycosylation in anti-cancer therapy and in the
discovery of new biomarkers for the prognosis and early diagnosis of different types of cancer…

… Aberrant glycosylation is well defined as a hallmark of cancer and represents a promising …
us to analyze cancer-specific glycoforms on a target protein in a variety of clinical samples. A …

… glycomic signatures could be used to predict the response to anti-cancer therapy. Here
we summarize the potential clinical implications of altered glycosylation in HCC (Table 1). …

… is involved in all stages of tumor development, and glycosylation-programmed antibodies
have … glycosylation occurring in IgG and reveals the clinical significance of glycosylated IgG. …

… Protein N glycosylation is an ancient posttranslational … all the genes involved in N glycosylation.
Due to the absence of … from differences in protein glycosylation. However, composition of …

… and glycoproteins as well as their roles in cancer would likely facilitate diagnosis and
treatment. In this chapter, the alteration of protein glycosylation and the role of tumor-associated …