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Functional interaction analysis of GM1-related carbohydrates and Vibrio cholerae toxins using carbohydrate microarray

Kim et al., 2012

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6323988706314653650
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Kim C
Seo J
Cha H
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Analytical chemistry

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The development of analytical tools is important for understanding the infection mechanisms of pathogenic bacteria or viruses. In the present work, a functional carbohydrate microarray combined with a fluorescence immunoassay was developed to analyze the interactions of …
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