Biochemistry of the Glycosidic Linkage: An Integrated View 1972
DOI: 10.1016/b978-0-12-557250-7.50012-x
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The Role of Polyisoprenyl Alcohols in the Biosynthesis of the Peptidoglycan of Bacterial Cell Walls and Other Complex Polysaccharides

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“…This supports the presence of a monophosphate, link between the isoprenoid and the sugar residue and coupled with the release, on acid treatment, of mannose but not dimannan, it is also consistent with the idea that a single sugar residue is attached to the polyprenol monophosphate (see e.g. [21] ).…”
Section: Reducing Sugar and Phosphate Determinationssupporting
confidence: 85%
“…This supports the presence of a monophosphate, link between the isoprenoid and the sugar residue and coupled with the release, on acid treatment, of mannose but not dimannan, it is also consistent with the idea that a single sugar residue is attached to the polyprenol monophosphate (see e.g. [21] ).…”
Section: Reducing Sugar and Phosphate Determinationssupporting
confidence: 85%
“…Effect of Bacitracin on Glycoprotein Structure and Cell Morphology. Glycosylation of at least some of the glycoproteins of eukaryotic cells occurs via lipid-linked intermediates (17,18) similar to those involved in peptidoglycan synthesis (19); this . In addition, growth of H. salinarium is inhibited by bacitracin (4), an antibiotic that stops peptidoglycan synthesis in normal bacteria by complexing with the lipid pyrophosphate released after transfer of the lipid-linked subunit to the growing peptidoglycan chain (20,21), thus making the carrier lipid unavailable for formation and transfer of additional subunits.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Lipid-bound oligosaccharide phosphates have also been isolated (3,7,8,9). Similar compounds found in bacterial and plant systems are involved in the formation of other complex glycans (10).…”
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