GlycoscienceWe need to intensify studies on the role of glycosylation and understand the importance of these complicated structures if we want to have success in the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of the COVID-19.
By Mislav Novokmet, Maja Pučić Baković, Gordan Lauc
HealthMany surfaces of our body, including surface of the respiratory system (from the nose to the lung), eyes, ears, intestine and others, are covered by a layer called mucus. This mucus layer serves as the body's very first line of defence against pathogens (e.g. bacteria, viruses).
By Jasminka Krištić
GlycoscienceGlycoproteins found at the surface of several viruses are called viral envelope glycoproteins and they are great targets for virus neutralization.
By Petra Tominac
HealthWith cancer being one of the deadliest diseases on earth, the need for biomarkers that can determine the risk of developing it is extraordinary.
By Petra Tominac
HealthWe are all aware of the bad effect smoking has on our body and health but here is another reason while quitting is worthwhile.
By Jelena Šimunović
GlycoscienceIgG glycosylation is an important part of antibody-based drug production since it offers insights into the drug’s efficacy along with a more accurate prediction of the patient’s immune response to the drug.
By Ana Cindrić
HealthEarly epidemiological studies suggest that age is the most important predictor of severity of COVID-19 disease course.
By Gordan Lauc, PhD and David Sinclair, PhD.jpg?alt=media&token=5d76ffcf-96ae-4e17-a549-2783663fff71)
GlycoscienceThe spike protein mediates receptor recognition and membrane fusion during host cell infection.
By Marija Pezer, PhD
