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. 2019 Jan 30;9(1):180232. doi: 10.1098/rsob.180232

Table 1.

Invertebrate glycosylation types and functions.

type exemplary structure main known functions references
N-glycan graphic file with name rsob-9-180232-i1.jpg cell–cell adhesion, body growth, embryonic development and organ development [14,17,18]
O-glycan mucin-type O-glycan graphic file with name rsob-9-180232-i2.jpg cell adhesion, Golgi trafficking and organ development [38,43]
O-fucose glycan graphic file with name rsob-9-180232-i3.jpg Notch transport and signalling [4447,4951]
O-glucose glycan graphic file with name rsob-9-180232-i4.jpg
O-mannose glycan graphic file with name rsob-9-180232-i5.jpg growth and embryonic/organ development [53,55,56]
O-GlcNAc glycan graphic file with name rsob-9-180232-i6.jpg regulating transcription, protein functions and metabolism [5760]
glycosphingolipid glycan graphic file with name rsob-9-180232-i7.jpg host–pathogen interactions, cell recognition, development and modulating transmembrane signalling [6163]
glycosaminoglycan graphic file with name rsob-9-180232-i8.jpg host–pathogen interactions, embryogenesis, regenerative and developmental roles [6467]