Titlebook: Human Blood Groups; Chemical and Biochem Helmut Schenkel-Brunner Book 19951st edition Springer-Verlag Vienna 1995 biochemistry.biology.bloo

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Polyagglutination,ane antigens by agglutinins normally present in human sera. The receptors are essential constituents of oligosaccharide chains found in membrane glycoconjugates. They are normally hidden on human erythrocytes but become exposed in polyagglutinable cells. The following types of polyagglutination will be discussed in this chapter.:

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esearch that no compendium of the non-serological aspects of human blood group systems exists. This book has been written to facilitate access to the vast number of publications scattered throughout the literature in both chemical and medical journals on the chemistry, biochemistry, and molecular bi

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Glycoconjugates,ific protein or oligosaccharide structures. In contrast to proteins, carbohydrates and glycoconjugates are barely (and reluctantly) touched upon in chemistry and biochemistry courses. A brief survey of the structures and properties of this substance class is therefore appropriate here.

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Biosynthesis of Glycoconjugates,e treated in this book. Little attention is paid, however, to the biosynthesis of glycoconjugates. Since these substances are of pivotal importance for blood group serology, the formation of glycoconjugates will be discussed below in detail.

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Polyagglutination,human adults, independent of standard blood groups [15,63]. This unusual reactivity is due to the recognition of secondarily altered erythrocyte membrane antigens by agglutinins normally present in human sera. The receptors are essential constituents of oligosaccharide chains found in membrane glyco