Carbohydrate Expression in the Intestinal Mucosa
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Summary
The hypothesis that mucin composition and endocrine status of the intestinal tract are altered by dietary constituents and microbial flora is tested and the distinct differences between mouse and human Peyer's patches suggest that when considering cell surface glycoconjugates as target molecules appropriate lectin should be used for each species.
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- 2001-06-22
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Keywords
Mucin, Goblet cell, Biology, Sialic acid, Glycoconjugate
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