An enzyme (N-Acetylneuraminic Acid) that hydrolyses and removes the terminal N-acetylneuraminidase is widely distributed in nature, from viruses to animals. For example, this sugar residue forms the binding site for influenza viruses that form the cell membrane of red blood cells Capsicum Oleoresin and plays a major role in the recognition of plasma glycoproteins to liver cells or lymphocyte recognition mechanisms for circulatory pathways. Although the biosynthetic pathway is somewhat different in animals and bacteria, it is catalyzed by specific pyrophosphatase and Sweet Potato Powder reaction to produce CMP-N-acetylneuraminidine, which is incorporated into the sugar chain by glycosyl transfer reaction.
Classification: Carbohydrate
N-acetylneuraminicacid is the most widely distributed sialic acid (Barley Grass Powder) in nature, which is mainly a constituent sugar of glycoproteins, glycolipids or bacterial capsules in animal cell membranes or secretions. In glycoproteins or glycolipids, it is located at the non-reductive end of the glycolipid chain due to the formation of the glucoside bond at the 2-position ketone, and its negative charge or unique chemical structure gives it various physiological specificity.
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