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Glycoprotein is a kind of compound glycoprotein which is composed of oligosaccharide chain and polypeptide chain.In glycoprotein,
the composition of sugar is often more complex, mannose sugar, galactose, fucose, glucosamine, galactosamine, sialic acid.
Oligosaccharides and proteins can be combined in two ways : the semi-acetal hydroxyl of sugar and the amino acids containing
hydroxyl (serine, threonine, hydroxyl lysine, etc.) are bonded by o-glycoside bond;the hemiacetal hydroxyl of the sugar and the
amide group of asparagine are bonded by n-glucoside bond.It is widely distributed in nature.Most of the 60 or 70 plasma proteins
studied are glycoproteins.Some enzymes and hormones are glycoproteins.Glycoproteins are also important components of plasma
membrane, intercellular and plasma mucus.More and more glycoproteins are isolated from plants, especially lectin.Many lectins have
been isolated from vertebrates and invertebrates, and even from many microorganisms, most of which are glycoproteins.Glycoproteins
are species-specific. One protein is present in the form of glycoproteins in one animal and not in another.Even if they are
glycoproteins, their sugar content may be different. For example, the trypsin of cattle, sheep and pigs are all glycoproteins, but
their sugar content is 9.4%, 9.8% and 38%, respectively.The rats had no sugar.
Glycoprotein is also a binding protein. Glycoproteins are molecules composed of short oligosaccharide chains covalently linked to
proteins, and their overall properties are more similar to those of proteins.
Glycoproteins are proteins containing sugar, which are covalently linked by glycoside bonds between oligosaccharide chains and
certain amino acid residues in peptide chains.
The formation of glycoproteins in cells
The formation of glycoproteins in cells
Its main biological function is the biometrization of cell or molecule. For example, sperm needs to recognize the corresponding
glycoprotein on the cell membrane of egg when egg is fertilized.Receptor proteins and tumor cell surface antigens are also
glycoproteins.Glycoproteins are widely found in animals, plants and microorganisms.It can be divided into three categories
according to the mode of existence:
1. Soluble glycoprotein, which is found in intracellular fluid, various body fluids and mucus secreted by lumen glands.All plasma
proteins except albumin are glycoproteins.Soluble glycoproteins include enzymes (such as nuclease, protease and glycosidase),
peptide hormones (such as chorionic gonadotropin, luteinizing hormone, thyrotropin and erythropoietin), antibodies, complement, as
well as certain growth factors, interferons, statins, lectin and toxins.
2. Membrane bound glycoprotein, whose peptide chain is composed of hydrophobic peptide and hydrophilic peptide.Hydrophobic
peptides can be one or more and are embedded in the membrane lipid layer by hydrophobic interaction.The hydrophilic peptide
segment is exposed to the membrane.Sugar chains are attached to hydrophilic peptides and have strict directivity.On the surface of
plasma membrane, the sugar chain faces outwards.The inner membrane of cells generally faces the lumen.usually refers to a polymer consisting of 2 ~ 10 monosaccharide groups bonded by glycoside.The
oligosaccharide chain of glycoproteins is often branched.The diversity of sugar chain structures exceeds that of polynucleotides
and peptides, as monosaccharides have alpha and beta terminal carbon (heterocephalic carbon) atoms and multiple hydroxyl groups
that form glycoside bonds in monosaccharide molecules.It can store enough recognition information in the structure of sugar chain
and play a decisive role in molecular recognition and cell recognition.The physiological functions of glycoproteins include
coagulation, immunity, secretion, endocytosis, material transport, information transmission, nerve conduction, regulation of
growth and differentiation, cell migration, cell homing, wound repair and regeneration, etc.The sugar chain of glycoprotein is
also involved in maintaining its peptide chain in a biologically active natural conformation and stabilizing the peptide chain
structure, and endowing the whole glycoprotein molecule with specific physicochemical properties (such as lubricity,
viscoelasticity, heat inactivation resistance, protease hydrolysis resistance and frost resistance, etc.).
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