These findings highlight the dual role of glycosylation in both bacterial and host cell processes ... a gene crucial for outer membrane porin production. This modification results in increased ...

However, the cell also uses sugars to chemically modify proteins, altering their functions. This is called glycosylation.

A gene variant identified in a family and studied in a fruit fly model may offer protection against a rare X-linked seizure ...

However, the cell also uses sugars to chemically modify proteins, altering their functions. This is called glycosylation. "Glycosylation can affect how cells attach to each other (adhesion), how ...