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INNOGLY Working Groups Reports 24-54 Months
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INNOGLY WG2: THE GLYCOBIOLOGY OF CELL METABOLIC PROCESSES AT THE NANOSCALE IN HUMAN PATHOLOGY
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Young Researchers on stage: International Meeting of Young Researchers – INNOGLY & GLYCONanoPROBES Iasi – Romania, 20th-21st April 2023
The COST Actions 18103 INNOGLY and 18132 GLYCONanoPROBES have joined efforts to organize ...
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Glycans and Glycosciences
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Glycosaminoglycans: What Remains To Be Deciphered?
The article "Glycosaminoglycans: What remains to be deciphered?" by Serge ...
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Special Issue “New Advances in Marine Derived Biomaterials: Recent Marine Peptides and Saccharides Research”

Dear Colleagues,

Ocean biodiversity is astonishing and, equivalently, it is a remarkable resource of biomaterials and chemicals including biostructures, lipids, enzymes, pigments and polysaccharides. Thanks to the significant technological advances in biological assays, synthesis, detection and characterisation of biomimetic materials, as well as in the area of glycomics, an ever-increasing number of bioactive compounds is being isolated and discovered. These bioactive compounds, ranging from simple saccharides or peptides to complex biopolymers or drugs, have been extensively used for designing and developing a diverse range of functional and biologically responsive biomaterials for tissue regenerative therapy, with good cell interaction and minimal inflammatory responses. Polysaccharides with diverse glyosidic bonds, conformational structures and varied interactions between saccharides are of high value for the development of biomaterials with tailored desired features.

This Special Issue aims to cover recent research advances on marine-derived biomaterials and new approaches for the valorisation of marine biomass, focusing on the role of marine-derived saccharides and peptides in biological systems, the interactions between biomolecules and marine polysaccharide sequences, and the development of tailored, designed, smart, personalised biomaterials that can modulate cell regeneration and immune system responses.

Dr. Amin Shavandi
Prof. Luigi Lay
Guest Editors

https://www.mdpi.com/journal/jmse/special_issues/marine_derived_biomaterials

April 24, 2020

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INNOGLY WG2: THE GLYCOBIOLOGY OF CELL METABOLIC PROCESSES AT THE NANOSCALE IN HUMAN PATHOLOGY
Dear students, don’t miss this unique opportunity to join the ...
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Young Researchers on stage: International Meeting of Young Researchers – INNOGLY & GLYCONanoPROBES Iasi – Romania, 20th-21st April 2023
The COST Actions 18103 INNOGLY and 18132 GLYCONanoPROBES have joined efforts to organize ...
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Structural Glycobiology Summer School in Grenoble
Applications are open for Structural Glycoscience Summer School in Grenoble. Free ...
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