GlycoscienceGlycans as Biomarkers and Functional Effectors in Diabetes and Cardiovascular Diseases
Lecture by Prof Gordan Lauc at the 2nd Human Glycome Project meeting in Split, Croatia on June 20, 2019
By Prof Gordan Lauc, PhDGlycanAge Blog
Explore the latest insights and research in GlycanAge testing, alongside expert advice and personal journeys that dive into the fascinating intersection of science, lifestyle, and health
Glycoscience By Prof Gordan Lauc, PhD
GlycoscienceThe Human Glycome Project
Prof Gordan Lauc presenting the Human Glycome Project at the 2nd Human Glycome Project meeting in Split, Croatia on June 20, 2019
By Prof Gordan Lauc, PhD
GlycoscienceGenes Regulating Variation of Protein N-Glycosylation in Human Populations
A lecture about genes and how they regulate variation of protein N-glycosylation in human populations at the 2nd Human Glycome Project meeting in Split, Croatia on June 20, 2019
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GlycoscienceGlycans and Influenza
Glycans are key molecules for interaction of viruses with our cells – the influenza virus
By Marija Pezer, PhD
HealthFighting Viruses With Glycans
The importance of glycans as one of the main arsenal against viruses.
By Prof Gordan Lauc, PhD
GlycoscienceSugar-Coated Proteins Affecting Inflammation in Our Body
Immunoglobulins are specialised proteins that play the role of bodyguards in our immune system.
HealthIgG Glycans & High Blood Pressure
By tracking regularly and improving our GlycanAge, we can now reduce the chance of developing hypertension and cardiovascular diseases.
By Prof Gordan Lauc, PhD
LifestyleWhy Is Biological Age Important?
Age. We all know it’s just a number. What if you had a better number? One that gave you a more accurate idea of your health. Your biological age - your GlycanAge.
HealthWhat Are Glycans?
Glycans are one of four building blocks of life (alongside proteins, nucleic acids and lipids). They are complex sugars that are involved in almost every process in our body.
HealthThe GlycanAge Method
First we take a small blood sample. It’s quick, safe and virtually pain-free.