Caltech Researchers Use PEG-tagging to Simplify Study of Glycosylation Stoichiometries
July 30, 2010
Caltech Researchers Use PEG-tagging to Simplify Study of Glycosylation Stoichiometries
The tagging technique enables easier quantification of glycosylation stoichiometries and the study of the interplay between protein glycosylation and other post-translational modifications, said one of its developers.
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