Auzanneau,France-Isabelle

Institution: University of Guelph , Canada

Top Collaborators: Wang JW, Guillemineau M, Moore CJ, Jackson TA, Hendel JL, Hardmeier K, De Los Santos R, Wang A, Hendel J, Asnani A, Robertson V, Imberty A

Research Interests: Galactose, Antigen, Acetylglucosamine, Glucosamine, Glycosylation, Acceptors, Donor, Fucose, Donors, Behavior, Distances, Tumor, Carrier Proteins, Gold, Proteins, D-glucose, Elisa, Le(x) Antigen, Chlorine, Report

Publications

Information and abstracts for author publications
Published Date	Impact	Publication
10/07/2013	5.2	Journal of medicinal chemistry Understanding the recognition of Lewis X by anti-Le(x) monoclonal antibodies.	Abstract
10/30/2009	4.5	The Journal of organic chemistry How the substituent at O-3 of N-acetylglucosamine impacts glycosylation at O-4: a comparative study.	Abstract
10/03/2012	4.5	The Journal of organic chemistry Challenging deprotection steps during the synthesis of tetra- and pentasaccharide fragments of the Le(a)Le(x) tumor-associated hexasaccharide antigen.	Abstract
01/15/2009	2.6	Bioorganic & medicinal chemistry The flexibility of the Le(a)Le(x) tumor associated antigen central fragment studied by systematic and stochastic searches as well as dynamic simulations.	Abstract
08/22/2010	2.6	Bioorganic & medicinal chemistry Synthesis of a BSA-Le(x) glycoconjugate and recognition of Le(x) analogues by the anti-Le(x) monoclonal antibody SH1: the identification of a non-cross reactive analogue.	Abstract
02/22/2010	2.5	Beilstein journal of organic chemistry Convergent syntheses of Le analogues.	Abstract
07/23/2012	2.5	Beilstein journal of organic chemistry Synthesis of 4" manipulated Lewis X trisaccharide analogues.	Abstract
05/26/2012	2.3	Carbohydrate research Matched and mismatched acceptor/donor pairs in the glycosylation of a trisaccharide diol free at O-3 of two N-acylated glucosamine residues.	Abstract