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The 6th Meeting of the Human Glycome Project

Glycosylation in oncogenic processes: novel insights and clinical relevance

The Human Glycome Project (HGP) is led by a consortium of research groups that shares a common goal of aiming to define the structures and functions of human glycoconjugates.


The 3rd Meeting of the Human Glycome Project

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Join leading experts in glycobiology as we explore the latest insights into glycans — their genetic regulation and evolution, and their roles in health, disease, and therapeutic innovation.

Human influenca A virus receptor binding evolution

Localising rare N-glycan motifs on human plasma proteins: Sulfation

Breaking the rules: How phosphorylated N-glycans in the brain defy the canonical model

Clinical associations in serum and insulin-specific IgG N-glycome in T1D

IgG glycosylation in rheumatoid arthritis

Glycosylation of autoantibodies in rheumatic diseases: is it all the same?

Harnessing glycomics for cardiovascular precision medicine

Brain glycan library: a resource for neuroglycobiology researchers

The N-glycome of normal and epileptic human brain

Serum N-glycosylation changes in vascular dementia

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