Abstract
An anti-candidiasis glycoconjugate vaccine was prepared via a tyrosine-selective alkynylation and a click chemistry mediated glycoconjugation sequence. It features a well-defined glycan, protein carrier, and connectivity. The construct, although with significantly lower carbohydrate loading and a shorter β-(1,3) glucan chain than the well-established anti-candidiasis vaccine derived from the random conjugation of laminarin at lysines, elicited a comparable level of specific IgG antibodies. © 2013 The Royal Society of Chemistry.
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Hu, Q. Y., Allan, M., Adamo, R., Quinn, D., Zhai, H., Wu, G., … Berti, F. (2013). Synthesis of a well-defined glycoconjugate vaccine by a tyrosine-selective conjugation strategy. Chemical Science, 4(10), 3827–3832. https://doi.org/10.1039/c3sc51694f
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