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Hitting the sweet spot

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A method for producing large carbohydrate microarrays allows high-throughput, sensitive detection of carbohydrate–antibody interactions.

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Figure 1: Glycan immobilization and epitope recognition on a microarray.

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    Laura L. Kiessling & Christopher W. Cairo

  2. Department of Chemistry at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, Madison, 53706, WI

    Laura L. Kiessling & Christopher W. Cairo

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