Oligosaccharide sequencing

Chemistry: molecular biology and microbiology – Measuring or testing process involving enzymes or... – Involving hydrolase

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435 22, 435101, C12Q 125

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ABSTRACT:
A method of oligosaccharide sequencing in which the components are determined essentially simultaneously is disclosed which comprises a series of steps as follows:
A. Placing an identifying label on the reducing terminal residue of the oligosaccharide to be sequenced,
B. Dividing said oligosaccharide into a plurality of separate portions of known integer amounts,
C. Treating each said portion with a different reagent mix to thereby provide a series of reaction mixtures,
D. Pooling known integer amounts of the products from each separate reaction mixture to give a product pool,
E. Performing an analysis on said product pool which measures the molar proportions of the reaction products, and
F. Reconstructing or identifying the starting oligosaccharide from the molar prevalence of said reaction products.

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