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Any condition available to use specific anomeric sugar for reaction? Example; D-glucose exists as a mixture of 36% α- and 64% β- How can I selectively use 36% α- only or 64% β- for further...
23 March 2017 7,706 2 View
In case of inverting glycosyltransferase, when I use D-alpha-sugar as donor substrate than the sugar conjugation to substrate is in beta-configuration but when I use L-alpha-sugar as donor than I...
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Is it possible to buy UDP/TDP-beta-D-glucose from any commercial source with reasonable price?
31 August 2016 4,358 4 View
Is it possible that a single glycosyltransferase can attach sugar in alpha-linkage and beta-linkage over same compound? For example; beta-linkage glucoside with D-glucose but alpha-linkage...
13 July 2016 5,655 4 View
I am wondering, if it is possible to have multiplate and doublet of doublet anomeric protons in polyphenol glycosides? If possible then in what case? Usually, alpha- and beta- configurations of...
18 May 2016 4,718 6 View
It is obvious to get doblet spectrum of anomeric proton while analyzing 1H NMR of phenolic glycosides. What if I get multiplate spectrums in anomeric region and also present of sugar protons in...
16 March 2016 3,622 2 View
Is there is any possibility of the formation of TDP-rhmanose sugar in E. coli BL21 (DE3) if the glucose-1-phosphate thymidylyltransferase is knockdown? I appreciate the experts opinion and...
12 January 2016 4,619 2 View
I am curious to know the indigenous NDP-sugars(UDP-D-glucose and TDP-L-rhamnose) in E. coli BL21 (DE3) are in alpha- or beta- configuration. Since it is important to know for the sterio-selective...
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Is it possible a single glycosyltransefrase can have inversion as well as retention properties with a single acceptor substrate? Are there any published references?
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