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What is Which of the following glycosaminoglycans does not contain Uronic acid? and explain in detail?
Keratan sulfate: Seen in costal cailages, cornea, nucleus pulposus and wall of the aoaComp: No URONIC ACIDHyaluronic acid: Sulphate free, not covalently bound to protein, seen in bacteriasForms the ground substance of connective tissue; Seen in the vitreous humor of eye and synol fluidComp: N-acetyl glucosamine + glucuronic acidDermatan sulfate: N-acetyl galactosamine + L-iduronic acidWeak anticoagulant propey. Also called b-heparinHeparin: Anticoagulant and lipid clearing agent. synthesis in the liver. Produced by mast cells(note-intracellular GAG)Also found in lungs, thymus, spleen, skin. A-glycosidic linkages seenComp: GlcN + glcUA/IDUA(5-epimerase conves GlcUA to IDUA)NH2 at C2, OH at C6, GlcUA, and IDUA are sulfatedIt occurs in combination with proteins(serine and gly) (proteoglycans) Harpers Biochemistry; 30th edition