Triglucose substrate for Processing Alpha-Glucosidase I
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This Glc3 trisaccharide [Glucose a(1->2) glucose a(1->3) glucose] consists of the 3 terminal sugar monomers found at the non-reducing end of the Glc3Man9GlcNAc2 oligosaccharide. This oligosaccharide is a critical factor in the N-glycosylation pathway and in protein folding quality control. It is co-translationally added to nascent glycoproteins by the oligosaccharyl transfer complex in the endoplasmic reticulum. This triglucose molecule is the minimum substrate for the next enzyme in the pathway, Processing Alpha-glucosidase I, which cleaves the glycosidic a(1->2) linkage, releasing glucose. The three-dimensional configuration was determined from molecular dyamics simulation of this substrate within the active site of Processing alpha glucosidase I (PDB ID 4J5T).

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Triglucose substrate for Processing Alpha-Glucosidase I

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9/1/2026

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