Dear glyco-friends....
I heard that glycosylation in insect cell is poorly understood.
Especially in the case of recombinant glycoproteins expressed in
insect cell, they say that the glycoproteins lack sialyltion and
has high-mannose structure instead of complex type that we can see
in mammalian glycoproteins.
But in the mail above (sent by James Fethiere in NRC) describes that
his glycoproteins are 'highly' sialylated !!
Right now, I don't know how I should figure it out by myself !
Would you please give me some comments about this problems.And
I would be deeply appreciated if you suggest any reference on
this matter.
Thank you very much
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Kernee H. Chang
Lab. of Bio/Fermentation Tech. E-mail: Kernee at bioneer.kaist.ac.kr
Dept.of Biological Sciences FAX: 042-869-2610
Korea Advanced Institute of
Science and Technology(KAIST).
373-1, Koosung dong,
Yoosung gu, Taejon,
Republic of Korea.
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