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. 2022:2460:3-24.
doi: 10.1007/978-1-0716-2148-6_1.

Neoglycoprotein and Glycoprotein Printing on a Hydrogel Functionalized Microarray Surface and Incubation with Labeled Lectins

Jared Q Gerlach  1 , Marie Le Berre  1   2 , Michelle Kilcoyne  3   4
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Neoglycoprotein and Glycoprotein Printing on a Hydrogel Functionalized Microarray Surface and Incubation with Labeled Lectins

Jared Q Gerlach et al. Methods Mol Biol. 2022.

Abstract

Glycan microarrays are widely used to elucidate carbohydrate binding specificity and affinity of various analytes including proteins, microorganisms, cells, and tissues. Glycan microarrays comprise a wide variety of platforms, differing in surface chemistry, presentation of carbohydrates, carbohydrate valency, and detection strategies, all of which impact on analyte performance. This chapter describes detailed methods for printing neoglycoprotein and glycoprotein microarrays on hydrogel-coated slides and incubation of these glycan microarrays with fluorescently labeled lectins.

Keywords: Glycan microarray; Glycomics microarray; Glycoprotein; Lectin profiling; Microarray incubation; Microarray printing; Neoglyconjugate microarray; Neoglycoprotein.

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