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. 2018 Mar 5;29(5):972–988. doi: 10.1007/s13361-018-1890-5

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Scheme 1 — Structures of the N-glycans discussed in this paper. Symbols show the constituent monosaccharides using the scheme devised by Harvey et al. [77]. = GlcNAc, = mannose, = galactose, = glucose, = fucose. Colours are those recommended by the Consortium for Functional Glycomics (CFG). The angles of the bonds linking the symbols denote the linkages between the monosaccharide residues: | = 2-link, / = 3-link, - = 4-link, \ = 6=link. Full lines are β-bonds, broken lines are α-bonds. Masses are those of the [M+H₂PO₄]^- ions

Inline graphic — Structures of the N-glycans discussed in this paper. Symbols show the constituent monosaccharides using the scheme devised by Harvey et al. [77]. = GlcNAc, = mannose, = galactose, = glucose, = fucose. Colours are those recommended by the Consortium for Functional Glycomics (CFG). The angles of the bonds linking the symbols denote the linkages between the monosaccharide residues: | = 2-link, / = 3-link, - = 4-link, \ = 6=link. Full lines are β-bonds, broken lines are α-bonds. Masses are those of the [M+H₂PO₄]^- ions