โ Scribed by R. Colin Hughes (Auth.)
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Content:
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
PREFACE, Page v
One - INTRODUCTION: MEMBRANES AND MEMBRANE GLYCOPROTEINS, Pages 1-5
Two - DETECTION AND DISTRIBUTION OF MEMBRANE GLYCOPROTEINS, Pages 6-27
Three - ISOLATION OF MEMBRANE GLYCOPROTEINS, Pages 28-60
Four - STRUCTURE OF MEMBRANE GLYCOPROTEINS, Pages 61-90
Five - INTRACELLULAR MEMBRANE GLYCOPROTEINS, Pages 91-113
Six - MEMBRANE GLYCOPROTEINS AS ANTIGENS, Pages 114-134
Seven - LECTINS, Pages 135-151
Eight - LYMPHOCYTE MEMBRANE GLYCOPROTEINS, Pages 152-170
Nine - THE MOBILITY OF MEMBRANE GLYCOPROTEINS, Pages 171-181
Ten - BIOSYNTHESIS OF GLYCOPROTEINS, Pages 182-240
Eleven - METABOLISM OF MEMBRANE GLYCOPROTEINS, Pages 241-268
Twelve - MEMBRANE GLYCOPROTEINS AND GROWTH CONTROL, Pages 269-284
Thirteen - MEMBRANE GLYCOPROTEINS AND CELL SURFACE REACTIONS, Pages 285-308
Appendix A - TERMINAL SUGAR SEQUENCES OF MEMBRANE GLYCOPROTEINS IN NERVOUS TISSUE, Pages 309-311
Appendix B - GLYCOPROTEIN COMPONENTS OF MYELIN, Pages 312-315
REFERENCES, Pages 316-357
Index, Pages 359-367
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