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Egg yolk provided the starting disialylundecasaccharide for a highly efficient chemoenzymatic synthesis of a biantennary complex-type glycopeptide (see picture). Repetitive protection and deprotection steps required in oligosaccharide synthesis were thus avoided, and the desired glycopeptide was rapidly assembled on a solid phase (R=peptide).
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