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Enzymes in carbohydrate synthesis : developed from a symposium sponsored by the Division of Carbohydrate Chemistry at the 199th National Meeting of the American Chemical Society, Boston, Massachusetts, April 22-27, 1990 by MARK D. BEDNARSKI; ETHAN S. SIMON; Eric J. Toone; George M. Whitesides; C.-H. Wong; Ole Hindsgaul; Kanwal J. Kaur; Uday B. Gokhale; Geeta Srivastava; Gordon Alton; Monica M. Palcic; K. G. I. Nilsson; Peter Stangier; Joachim Thiem; Daniel Gygax; Mario Hammel; Robert Schneider; Eric G. Berger; Hiltrud Stierlin; Uri Zehavi; Adam W. Mazur; H. Nakajima; H. Kondo; R. Tsurutani; M. Dombou; I. Tomioka; K. Tomita is a book available to read on EtoBox.

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<p><P>Not only assessing the past, present, and future uses of enzymes to synthesize carbohydrates, this volume also illustrates the significance of carbohydrate chemistry and describes how the combination and use of modern enzyme chemistry can advance exploration in the field. Details research at the interface of chemistry and biology for carbohydrate chemistry by demonstrating how to integrate chemical reactions and biological techniques that can be used to synthesize complex bioactive monosaccharides, oligosaccarides, and glycoconjugates. Of particular interest are chapters by George Whitesides and Chi-Huey Wong covering the use of enzymes in monosaccharide synthesis, and Hindsgaul, Thiem, Nilsson, and Whitesides describing the use of activated sugar nucleosides and glycosyltransferases in the synthesis of oligosaccharides and polysaccharides.</p> <h3>Booknews</h3> <p>An introduction to current results and state-of-the-art methods for the enzymatic synthesis of carbohydrates, giving an overview of the field and what has been accomplished using commercially available enzymes. In addition, new enzymes that have recently been cloned and expressed are evaluated for their use in the

Author

MARK D. BEDNARSKI; ETHAN S. SIMON; Eric J. Toone; George M. Whitesides; C.-H. Wong; Ole Hindsgaul; Kanwal J. Kaur; Uday B. Gokhale; Geeta Srivastava; Gordon Alton; Monica M. Palcic; K. G. I. Nilsson; Peter Stangier; Joachim Thiem; Daniel Gygax; Mario Hammel; Robert Schneider; Eric G. Berger; Hiltrud Stierlin; Uri Zehavi; Adam W. Mazur; H. Nakajima; H. Kondo; R. Tsurutani; M. Dombou; I. Tomioka; K. Tomita

Publisher

An American Chemical Society Publication

Published

1991

Language

EN

ISBN

9780841220973

Subjects

Science, Technology, Chemistry