The Inflammation Biomarker GlycA Reflects Plasma N-Glycan Branching.

Maxence NoelDaniel I Chasman Samia MoraJames D OtvosChristopher D PalmerPatrick J ParsonsJordan W SmollerRichard D Cummings Robert G Mealer

Published in: Clinical chemistry (2022)

These results provide the first direct experimental evidence linking the GlycA NMR signal to N-glycan branching commonly associated with acute phase reactive proteins involved in inflammation.

Keyphrases

oxidative stress
magnetic resonance
high resolution
cell surface
solid state