Partial glycosylation of antithrombin III asparagine-135 is caused by the serine in the third position of its N-glycosylation consensus sequence and is responsible for production of the beta-antithrombin III isoform with enhanced heparin affinity

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Partial glycosylation of antithrombin III asparagine-135 is caused by the serine in the third position of its N-glycosylation consensus sequence and is responsible for production of the beta-antithrombin III isoform with enhanced heparin affinity is …
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P356DOI10.1021/BI00026A026
P698PubMed publication ID7599134

P2093author name stringBock SC
Ersdal-Badju E
Picard V
P433issue26
P407language of work or nameEnglishQ1860
P921main subjectheparinQ190016
glycosylationQ898365
P304page(s)8433-8440
P577publication date1995-07-01
P1433published inBiochemistryQ764876
P1476titlePartial glycosylation of antithrombin III asparagine-135 is caused by the serine in the third position of its N-glycosylation consensus sequence and is responsible for production of the beta-antithrombin III isoform with enhanced heparin affinity
P478volume34

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