1986
DOI: 10.1016/0889-1605(86)90064-9
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Mannose-specific binding sites in synoviocytes of rat synovial membrane: An ultrastructural-cytochemical study

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“…Enzymes which are inherently glycosylated (e.g. dog intestinal alkaline phosphatase and horseradish peroxidase) do not require chemical derivatization, since their glycan chains are already suitable as ligand for galactose-or mannose-speci®c binding sites (Hardonk and Scholtens, 1980;Straus, 1981Straus, , 1983Graabek, 1986). This situation warrants comment due to the widespread application of colour-generating kit systems containing peroxidase and also other glycoproteins such as avidin as integral components.…”
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“…Enzymes which are inherently glycosylated (e.g. dog intestinal alkaline phosphatase and horseradish peroxidase) do not require chemical derivatization, since their glycan chains are already suitable as ligand for galactose-or mannose-speci®c binding sites (Hardonk and Scholtens, 1980;Straus, 1981Straus, , 1983Graabek, 1986). This situation warrants comment due to the widespread application of colour-generating kit systems containing peroxidase and also other glycoproteins such as avidin as integral components.…”
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