Technical Articles
glycosylation
Recombinant Human EPO: Why a Hematopoietic Hormone Keeps Showing Up in Vascular and Neural Research
EPO is a four-helix-bundle glycoprotein hormone acting through the EPOR-JAK2/STAT5 axis. This article explains erythroid development, glycosylation-driven molecular-weight heterogeneity and non-hematopoietic activities in vascular and neural research
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- Cancer
- EPO
- EPOR
- JAK2
- STAT5
- erythroid progenitor
- glycosylation
- CHO expression
- neuroprotection
- UA040004
Recombinant Human MOG (1-125): The EAE Inductive Antigen Explained
MOG (1-125) is the extracellular IgV domain of myelin oligodendrocyte glycoprotein. This article explains its truncation range, immunodominant epitopes, glycosylation effect, and the EAE induction workflow.
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- Immunity/Inflamma
- MOG
- MOG 1-125
- myelin oligodendrocyte glycoprotein
- EAE
- multiple sclerosis
- IgV domain
- glycosylation
- UA010471
Ebola Virus Glycoprotein: From Trimeric Structure to the Precise Mechanism of Membrane Fusion
The glycoprotein (GP) of the Ebola virus (Ebolavirus) is a key molecule in the viral infection process. This type I envelope glycoprotein not only mediates viral entry into host cells but also forms a "glycan shield" through complex glycosylation modifications to help the virus evade host immune surveillance.
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- Immunity/Inflamma
- Ebola virus
- Glycoprotein
- Trimeric structure
- Glycosylation
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