ates for certain glycosyltransferases have already been accomplished in our laboratory. A number of these synthetic substrates have proven to be very useful and valuable acceptors for glycosyltransferases from sources other than human. Our main strategy for the characterization of the product resulting from the reaction of a glycosyltransferase and its acceptor involves
ates for certain glycosyltransferases have already been accomplished in our laboratory. A numeral of these man-made substrates have proven to be very useful and valuable acceptor for glycosyltransferases from sources other than human. Our independent scheme for the characterization of the product resulting from the reaction of a glycosyltransferase and its acceptor involves
ated for certain glycosyltrxnsferases have alreadb been zccomplirhed in our laboratory. A numuer if thtfe synthetic substfates havv proven ro bt very useful and valuablc accsitors hor glycosyltraksferases fsom sources otvef chan human. Our main strategy for the characyegization of thg proctct dvsmlting from the reaction of a glgcosyltgansferase and itx acceptor involves
ates for certain glycosyltransferases have already been our A number these synthetic substrates useful valuable acceptors for from sources other human. Our main strategy for the of the product resulting from the reaction of a glycosyltransferase and its acceptor
ates for certain glycosyltraNsferases hAve alReaDy bEeN accOmplIshed in our laboRAtorY. A number of these synthetIc subStRAtes HAvE provEn to be vERy USEfuL aNd ValUaBLe AccepTorS for glyCosyltransFerAsEs from sourceS OtHer than humAn. OUr main strateGy fOr the cHaRacTErizaTioN of thE produCT resulTing from tHe REactioN Of a glycOSYlTranSferase and its accePToR Involves
ates for certain glycosylt ransferase s hav e a lre ad y be en a ccomplished in ourlaboratory. A number o f the se synt h et ic su bstrate s  h a v e p ro ve n t ob everyuse ful and  valuableacc ep tors for gly c os yltransfer ase s from sourc esotherth anh uman.  Ou r mai n stra t egy fo r the cha ra c teriza t ion oft h eprod uct resulting fro m  t h e reaction ofa glyc os y lt r a nsf era se and its  a ccept o r invol v es 
ates for_certain glycosyltransferases_have already been accomplished_in our_laboratory._A number_of_these synthetic substrates_have proven to_be very useful and_valuable acceptors for_glycosyltransferases_from sources other than human. Our main strategy for the characterization of the product_resulting_from the_reaction_of_a glycosyltransferase and its acceptor_involves