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Overview of Lectins, process. Various evidences regarding their toxicity profile may be found throughout history, and it was once considered that lectins were only connected with poisonous components. However, recent research demonstrates that lectin science has advanced significantly, and their usage in studies of gly

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,Molecular Basis of Lectin–Carbohydrate Interaction,en conducted from the past two decades. That information shows that it has unique interaction with the small molecules which are predominantly hydrophobic in nature. Also the recent reports show that surface lectins are easier to be expressed with many cells, which as a result are used as recognitio

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Animal Lectin,coconjugates in specific animal cells. It controls protein levels in the blood, modulates cell adhesion to glycoprotein production, and binds soluble extracellular and intracellular glycoproteins. Carbohydrates seen in pathogens that are not recognized by immune system host cells are identified by l

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Regulation of Immune Responses by Lectins,e, lactose, N.acetyl glucosamine, and N-acetyl galactosamine with specificity. They perform this function with or without the support of divalent cations. Moreover, some lectins can bind erythrocytes and result in agglutination, and, hence called “phytohaemagglutinin.” Lectins are structurally diver

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,Lectin–Carbohydrate Interactions in Pathogenesis,athogenesis is the interaction between the host and pathogen. Lectins are glycan-binding proteins present in all form of organisms, which has important role in cell–cell recognition. In this chapter, a general overview of some pathogen lectin involved in the recognition of the host cell surface glyc