Angiogenesis is a finely co-ordinated, multi-step developmental process of the new vascular
structure. Even though angiogenesis is regularly occurring in physiological events such as …

Abstract Apolipoprotein (a)[apo (a)] is a highly polymorphic O‐glycoprotein circulating in
human plasma as lipoprotein (a)[Lp (a)]. The O‐glycan structures of apo (a) subunit of Lp (a) …

The molecular mechanism of vascular pathology mediated by circulating lipoprotein (a)[Lp
(a)] remains unknown. We examined the role of two distinguishing features of Lp (a) viz non …

Three anti-carbohydrate antibodies of defined specificity isolated from plasma were used to
demonstrate that macromolecular antigen binding caused considerable enhancement of …

Human plasma lipoprotein (a)[Lp (a)], the dominant lipoprotein in atherosclerotic plaques,
contains an apo (a) subunit of variable size linked to the apoB subunit of a low-density …

Human natural anti-α-galactoside (anti-Gal) and anti-β-glucoside (ABG) antibodies were
previously reported to recognize the serine-and threonine-rich peptide sequences (STPS) of …

Two heavily O-glycosylated proteins and albumin co-purified with anti-α-galactoside (anti-
Gal), the chief xenograft-rejecting antibody and anti-β-glucan (ABG) antibody isolated from …

Variation in ligand-binding affinity of natural plasma anti-α-galactoside antibody (anti-Gal) is
a plausible reason for differing anti-cancer defense among individuals since serine-and …

Abstract Lipoprotein (a)[Lp (a)] is the dominant lipid in atherosclerotic plaques though it is
much less numerous than LDL or HDL in circulation. Molecular mechanism of selective …

Macromolecules such as lipoprotein (a) and antigens of Streptococcus mutans that cause
dental infections accumulate in perivascular cells in inflammatory vascular disorders though …