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X. Verhelst

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Endoglycosidase S enables a highly simplified clinical chemistry assay procedure for direct assessment of serum IgG undergalactosylation in chronic inflammatory disease

D. Vanderschaeghe, L. Meuris, T. Raes, H. Grootaert, A. Van Hecke, X. Verhelst, F. Van de Velde, B. Lapauw, H. Van Vlierberghe, N. Callewaert

This paper introduces a simplified clinical chemistry assay using endoglycosidase S to directly measure serum IgG undergalactosylation in chronic inflammatory diseases without antibody purification.

bioRxiv · Mar 15, 2018Biochemistry