There is continuous effort towards developing monolithic materials as solid supports for the separation, enrichment, and digestion of glycoproteins. The intention this review to discuss summarize work reported in area during period 2015–2021 a follow-up our prior review. Reports from past three decades have already proven advantages materials, such ease with which they can be prepared functiona...

cystic hydatid disease is caused by cystic larval (metacestode) stages of echinococcus granulosus. this parasite can potentially occur all over the world especially in mediterranean and middle east countries and some parts of africa, latin america and china which have major foci of human infections. the cyst wall of metacestodes consists of inner, middle and external layers. to date, little att...

Cystic hydatid disease is caused by cystic larval (metacestode) stages of Echinococcus granulosus. This parasite can potentially occur all over the world especially in Mediterranean and Middle East countries and some parts of Africa, Latin America and China which have major foci of human infections. The cyst wall of metacestodes consists of inner, middle and external layers. To date, little att...

Metastasis describes the ability of a tumor to invade normal tissue and generate secondary tumors at sites distant from the primary tumor. The mechanism responsible for the inhibition of tumor metastasis by different agents is at least partly associated with the ability to interfere with cellular functions such as adhesiveness, motility and invasiveness. Certainly effective treatment of metasta...

two sialic acid specific lectins episesarma tetragonum agglutinin–1 and 2 were purified from the hemolymph of the mangrove crab, episesarma tetragonum . the major lectin was purified using cnbr-activated sepharose 4b conjugated to fetuin. n-acetyl glucosamine containing buffer was used for elution. the hemagglutination activity of purified lectin was inhibited by glycoproteins containing siaα, ...

The molecular organization of Reissner's fiber (RF), the structure of its proteins, and the permanent turnover of these proteins are all facts supporting the possibility that RF may perform multiple functions. There is evidence that CSF-soluble RF-glycoproteins may occur under physiological conditions. The present investigation was designed to investigate the probable existence within the CNS o...

Glycoproteins of the human erythrocyte membrane were labeled with tritiated sodium borohydride after oxidation of terminal galactosyl and N-acetylgalactosaminyl residues with galactose oxidase. After separation of the polypeptides on polyacrylamide slab gels, a scintillator was introduced into the gel, and the radioactive proteins were visualed by autoradiography (fluorography). The following r...